The United States has not yet provided any evidence that the corona virus originated in a Chinese lab: the World Health Organization

Corona virus cannot be made artificially: US experts also report

the latest . May 05, 2020) The World Health Organization says the United States has not yet provided any evidence that the corona virus originated in a Chinese lab. There is no evidence to support the US president's speculation that the new Corona virus originated in a Chinese lab. Michael Ryan, the WHO's director of emergency, told a news briefing that states No figures or specific evidence has been found by the U.S. government.
So from our point of view the claims that the corona virus originated in a Chinese lab are mere speculations. Like any other organization, we would be willing to accept any such evidence-based information about the origin of the virus, Ryan said.

Ryan emphasized that "this is a very important part of public health information for future control." When can this evidence be presented to the World Health Organization? However, it is difficult for the World Health Organization to act without evidence-based information.

On the other hand, American experts have also released a report that the corona virus cannot be produced artificially. Anthony Fassi, an American epidemiologist, says that if you look at the evolution of the virus in bats and what they are now (scientific evidence) very strongly in favor of the fact that it could not have been released artificially or intentionally. Talking to American TV, he said that the evolution over time is very much indicative of the fact that (the virus) evolved in nature and then came into animals.