It's been a year and five months since Australia recorded its first case of the novel coronavirus, after an infected person who travelled from Wuhan to Melbourne tested positive on January 25, 2020.
Despite all that time passing and global researchers trying to get to the bottom of it, we still don't really know how SARS-CoV-2 first came to be.
There's been many a theory — and one particular one about the virus escaping a laboratory in Wuhan doesn't seem to have fallen off the radar, despite a World Health Organization investigation finding no clear evidence that the theory is true.
Just last week, leaders of G7 nations demanded a full investigation of the origins of the coronavirus in China at a meeting in the UK.
That came just days after US President Joe Biden revealed US intelligence agencies were pursuing theories, including a possible laboratory accident in China.
So why are leaders still so hung up on it, and what are they doing to research it further?
D-19 outbreak, but Chinese authorities deny the claims.
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