China 'hid work of 'Bat Woman' scientist who unlocked coronavirus gene'

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China 'hid work of 'Bat Woman' scientist who unlocked coronavirus gene'
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Shi Zhengli, a virologist based in Wuhan, mapped the new coronavirus gene sequence within days but she was 'muzzled' by the authorities, fuelling claims of a cover-up in China

China is accused of hiding the findings of a coronavirus expert - known as "Bat Woman" - after she quickly identified the genetic make-up of the new strain that has infected millions.

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