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'This not the first time': Scott Morrison comments about wet markets

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison and the Chief Medical Officer Professor Brendan Murphy have commented on the issue of wet markets. Some scientist suspect the coronavirus outbreak could have begun infecting humans at a wet market in Wuhan.
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