China has reportedly reopened its 'wet markets' where it's suspected the coronavirus pandemic began, raising concerns about public health and animal welfare.
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China's wet markets begin to reopen but are they a danger to public health?
A wet market in Shanghai, China. Source: Getty Images
China has reportedly reopened its 'wet markets' where it's suspected the coronavirus pandemic began, raising concerns about public health and animal welfare.
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By Stephanie Corsetti
Source: SBS
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