(ABC 6 News) — Following a statement from the Department of Energy that the COVID-19 pandemic originated as a result of a lab leak in China, the U. S. House of Representatives is in the U. S. Department of Representatives. The U. S. government voted unanimously to declassify a wealth of information that sheds light on how exactly the pandemic began.
After a lot of bipartisan support appears, the bill is in President Biden’s office.
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The House’s internal debate has been brief and direct: Americans are wondering how the fatal pandemic began and what can be done to prevent long-term outbreaks.
At this point, it is still unclear whether the president will approve the bill.
Biden himself said no, while White House staff said the matter was under review.
The newly passed bill heads to the president’s office just days after experts testified before the House Intelligence Committee, saying they believed the most likely origin of the pandemic was the result of the Chinese lab leak.
“Based on my initial investigation of the data, this indicates that COVID-19 is more likely the result of an accidental laboratory leak than the result of an herbal overflow event,” said former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield.
There is still no false evidence that a lab leak is in the middle of the pandemic, questions about its origins have arisen since lockdowns began in March 2020.
This rare moment of bipartisanship shows that Americans are united in their call for transparency on the issue.
“Everything is so politicized that any kind of transparency will be regardless of information,” said Rochester resident Kacy Lymen.
If the invoice is issued, the data must be made public within 90 days.
This data comes with “any data related to possible links between the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the origin of the coronavirus.
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