House votes to declassify info about origins of COVID-19

by
moshe
March 10, 2023

On Friday, the House voted overwhelmingly to declassify U.S. intelligence evidence concerning the origins of COVID-19, demonstrating broad bipartisan support on the eve of the third anniversary of the fatal pandemic’s outbreak.

The measure received final passage with a 419-0 majority, sending it to the desk of President Joseph Biden for signature.

Americans have doubts regarding the origin of the deadly virus and measures that might be taken to avoid future epidemics.

Rep. Michael Turner (R-Ohio), chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, stated, “The American people needs answers on all aspects of the COVID-19 outbreak.”

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