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In a shocking revelation, Prestige Biotech, a Chinese medical company, has been found operating an illegal laboratory in the heart of California.
This clandestine lab was not just any ordinary setup, but a breeding ground for bioengineered mice infected with deadly diseases such as HIV, E. Coli, malaria, and even COVID-19.
The undercover lab was unearthed in a warehouse in Reedley, California, following the discovery of a garden hose illicitly attached to the building.
The city manager, Nicole Zieba, expressed her disbelief at the situation, stating she’s worked in the government for 25 years and never once seen anything like this. Her sentiments were also echoed by another official who’s worked in the government for three decades.
A Twitter post revealed the existence of a Chinese biolab in California with mice infected with COVID and other unknown chemicals.
Inside the lab, a specially constructed room housed approximately 1,000 white lab mice. Tragically, at least 200 of these creatures were found dead, while the rest had to be euthanized by the county.
Prestige Biotech, the mastermind behind this operation, was the largest creditor of the now-defunct med-tech company Universal Meditech. After Universal Meditech declared bankruptcy, Prestige Biotech took control. However, this Chinese-run company did not possess a license to operate in California.
Wang Zhaolin, a spokesperson for Prestige Biotech, confirmed that the mice were genetically engineered to catch and carry the COVID-19 virus.
Court documents further revealed the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) conducted tests on over 800 chemicals found at the site. Over 20 contagious agents were discovered, including streptococcus pneumonia, Hepatitis B and C, chlamydia, Herpes 1 and 5, and rubella.
A secret Chinese bioagent lab was discovered in California. The illegal bio lab had over 900 mice “genetically engineered to catch and carry the Covid-19 virus.”
The warehouse rooms contained several vessels of liquid and various apparatus. Blood, tissue, and other bodily fluid samples were found, along with thousands of vials of unlabeled fluids and suspected biological material.
David Prado, a spokesman for the Fresno County Department of Public Health, criticized the lack of controls at the warehouse.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential threats we face from unethical practices in the biotech industry. It underscores the need for stringent regulations and vigilant enforcement to protect public health and safety.
This article appeared in Mainstpress and has been published here with permission.
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