It said that highly similar viruses have been found in pangolins, but also noted that mink and cats are susceptible to the coronavirus, which suggests they could be carriers.
The report is based largely on a visit by a WHO team of international experts to Wuhan, the Chinese city where Covid-19 was first detected, from mid-January to mid-February.
Peter Ben Embarek, the WHO expert who led the Wuhan mission, said on Friday that the report had been finalized and was being fact-checked and translated.
"I expect that in the next few days, that whole process will be completed and we will be able to release it publicly," he said.
Source: AP
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