W.H.O. team arrives in Wuhan
More than a year after a new coronavirus first emerged in China, a team of experts from the World Health Organization arrived in Wuhan on Thursday to begin hunting for its source.
But China is making the process harder. Two experts from the 15-member team were barred from entry at the last minute, and it’s unclear how much access they will get for the painstaking process of tracing the source of the virus.
Critics say Beijing’s desire for control means the inquiry will probably be more political than scientific. The pandemic hurt China’s reputation, with many foreign governments still angry that Beijing did not do more to contain the crisis in its earliest stages. Propagandists will most likely try to use the W.H.O. inquiry to help shore up China’s image.
Related: China reported a coronavirus death for the first time since May. Flare-ups may get in the way of W.H.O. investigators.
Here are the latest updates and maps of the pandemic.
In other developments:

■ Andy Murray tested positive just before he was set to leave for the Australian Open in Melbourne, putting his participation in the tournament in doubt.

■ New Zealand, which has kept its borders tightly controlled while largely vanquishing the coronavirus, will let 1,000 international students back into the country starting in April, the education minister announced on Thursday.

■ Deaths from the coronavirus are skyrocketing in the U.S., reaching levels never before seen, largely fueled by relentless surges in California and Arizona.
The New York Times
Me: Notice how the vaccine is to cure Coronavirus now, not Covid – but you can’t cure Coronavirus with a vaccine, only Covid, which means you have to get Coronavirus again, to find out if the vaccine protects you from Covid and if it does not, then, well, you are one of those…..vaccines don’t work for