A 90-day US investigation into where Covid-19 came from does not determine whether either of two prevailing theories is correct
The intelligence community is still divided about which of the two theories -- that the virus came from a lab leak or that it jumped from animal to human naturally -- is likely to be correct, the report found. There is consensus among the intelligence agencies that the two prevailing theories are plausible, according to the summary released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
The intelligence report says the virus probably emerged and infected humans through an initial small-scale exposure. But the report says that the intelligence community would need more information from the early days of the pandemic to provide"a more definitive explanation for the origin of Covid-19.
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