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Photos show ‘filth’ at illegal Chinese-owned California COVID lab: ‘Happening all over US’

From New York Post:

New photos show the “filth” and unsafe conditions in which an illegal Chinese-owned lab in California carried out risky research on mice genetically altered to carry COVID-19, according to records obtained by a conservative legal group.

The Fresno County Public Health Department revealed the “hazardous and non-compliant conditions” of the illicit lab, which kept SARS-CoV-2 and other “infectious agents.”

The stunning assessment was found in responsive documents from a California Public Records Act request made by Judicial Watch.

“Americans should know that dangerous biological research doesn’t just occur in ‘Wuhan,’ it is happening all over the United States,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement.

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