Unemployment rises sharply, China ready for independent inquiry

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for more research into the outbreak and spread of the corona virus from a wildlife market in Wuhan, China.
Speaking at a news conference in Genoa on Friday, Dr. Peter Ben Emberk, a World Health Organization food safety and zoonotic virus expert, said: We don't know what kind of character he is. 
He added: Whether the market was the source of the outbreak or whether the environment or climate helped spread the virus or whether it was just a coincidence that Corona cases came to light in this market.

According to N, it is not clear whether the virus was spread by live animals or whether infected buyers and sellers were the source of the virus in the market.
Chinese authorities closed the market in January to curb the spread of the corona virus and banned the sale and trade of wildlife.
Cases of the corona virus were reported at a wildlife market in Wuhan late last year.
According to Dr. Peter Ben Amberek, China must investigate the spread of the virus, and China has many capable researchers.

Unemployment in the United States reached 14.7 percent
Corona virus has led to a historic rise in unemployment in the United States.
According to the AFP news agency, the rising unemployment rate has put pressure on the authorities to gradually ease the lockdown in the United States as well as in Europe.
According to the US Department of Labor, 25 million jobs have been lost due to the lockdown. Thus, the unemployment rate in the country has reached 14.7.
Similarly, 3 million jobs have been lost in neighboring Canada.
No wonder, that's what I expected, I'll bring it back, President Trump told Fox News in an interview.
China 'ready' to independently investigate virus source
In an interview with the German magazine Dar Spiegel, Wu Qin, China's ambassador to Germany, said China was ready for an independent international investigation into the corona virus.
He said he rejects baseless allegations made by the United States and Australia against China over the spread of the corona virus.
According to Reuters, there is currently no evidence that the corona virus spread from a laboratory in Wuhan, according to scientists that the epidemic spread naturally.
The United States, as well as Australia and many other countries, have called for an international inquiry into the origin and origin of the corona virus.
China has also been accused of deliberately underestimating the number of its citizens killed by the corona virus.
According to Reuters, the corona virus has infected about 3.8 million people worldwide.
Last week, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo claimed that there was "overwhelming evidence" that the global coronavirus outbreak began in a laboratory in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
Earlier, US President Donald Trump said he had  evidence that the virus was developed in a laboratory in Wuhan.
President Trump has tasked US spies with gathering more information about the origin of the corona virus.
The United States, European countries Spain, Italy, Britain, France and Germany are most affected by the corona virus.