3.8K views · 26 reactions | Did China 'design' COVID virus? Will it come clean on virus origin? Top focus on #Newstrack with Rahul Kanwal at 8 pm, only on India Today TV. Stay tuned. #Promo | India Today | Facebook

36K views · 760 reactions | Gustavo Alejandro Girado, a former consultant to Argentina's ministries of economy, foreign affairs and agriculture, said in an interview with CGTN Host Tian Wei that China was targeted in coronavirus origin tracing because the West is taking aim at the economy they consider their rival. "All scientific assessments have not been able to prove so far that the virus had its origin in the People's Republic of China," he said. | CGTN | Facebook

1M views · 583 shares | The origin of the virus is a serious scientific issue, and we should leave it to scientists and medical experts based on facts and evidence, said Zhang Yesui, spokesperson for the third session of the 13th NPC, at a press conference on Thursday. The U.S.' #COVID19 accusations against China are baseless, and China will never accept any smear, he said. #2020TwoSessions | CGTN | Facebook

44K views · 316 reactions | Go There heads to China as the city gives out limited experimental Covid-19 vaccines to people with specific foreign travel needs. The vaccine is part of the emergency approval use granted by the Chinese government, and is not yet an actual release of an approved drug. CNN’s David Culver visits the international manufacturing hub to speak with people still eager to get the potential treatment. | CNN International | Facebook

29K views · 3K reactions | President Donald Trump on China Virus vaccine: This is the fastest a vaccine has ever been developed | Team Trump | Facebook

15K views · 144 shares | President Donald Trump on a China Virus vaccine: We're working on it and "have a lot of good options" | Team Trump | Facebook

1.3K views · 19 reactions | China virus fears trigger boom in online classes. With schools in China and Hong Kong suspended until March in response to the #coronavirus outbreak, students and teachers are heading online to continue with their lessons. | AFP News Agency | Facebook