SHI ZHENGLI, THE BAT LADY, IS WUHAN'S TOP SUSPECT

       Shi Zhengli is the key to whether the world will ever learn if the virus behind the devastating Covid-19 pandemic escaped from a Chinese lab. To the Chinese public, she is a hero of the country’s success in curbing the epidemic and a victim of malicious conspiracy theories. Zhengli, a top Chinese virologist, is at the center of conflicting narratives about her research on coronaviruses at a state lab in Wuhan, the city where the pandemic first emerged. Scientists generally agree that there is still no direct evidence to support the lab leak theory. But more of them now say that the hypothesis was dismissed too hastily, without a thorough investigation, and they point to a range of unsettling questions. Some scientists say Dr. Shi conducted risky experiments with bat coronaviruses in labs that were not safe enough. Others want clarity on reports, citing American intelligence, suggesting that there were early infections of Covid-19 among several employees of the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

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