Well, looks like the UK is starting to ask the same questions that a handful of us have been pointing out for awhile: Wuhan coronavirus has likely been out in the wild longer than Official Reports™ are claiming.
If confirmed, it would mean outbreak in Britain started more than a month earlier than is currently thought
www.telegraph.co.uk
A family from East Sussex may have been Britain's first coronavirus victims, catching the virus in mid-January after one of them visited an Austrian ski resort that is now under investigation for allegedly covering up the early outbreak.
If confirmed by official tests, it would mean the outbreak in Britain started more than a month earlier than currently thought.
As things stand, the first recorded UK case was on January 31, and the earliest documented incidence of transmission within Britain occurred on February 28.
IT consultant Daren Bland, 50, was skiing in Ischgl, Austria from January 15 to 19 with three friends, two from Denmark and one from Minnesota in America.
All three fell ill on their return with classic coronavirus symptoms, and Mr Bland passed on the infection to his wife and children in Maresfield, East Sussex.
EDIT: Austria's first case according to Official Reports™ was
February 25th, from two travelers from Italy. Denmark's first case was
February 27th. Minnesota's first case was
March 7th. Guess all those estimates are out the window, too.
