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>>pseudo+(OP)
This very irresponsible reporting, that you don’t see often on Reuters.

People get sick, especially in autumn. And they infect each other. Reporting that some people working at the lab were sick, without any knowledge about kind of sickness is only going to add fuel to the conspiracy theories.

>>justap+i1
I think "sought hospital care" is the key phrase. If a few people from that lab got sick AND ended up in the hospital... considering this is supposed to be very infectious, then why is that line so hard to draw?

>>proc0+k2
This is journalist or journalism of our mordern world.

What is "sought hospital care"? To get some Vitamin C or get some serious surgery? (In China people go to hospital more often I guess, as people tend to deal with ailments relying on doctors a lot, rather than letting it go by itself.)

Nothing told.

>>qtwhat+Q3
I read things with a grain of salt, by the way. It's getting tiresome to disclaim every comment.

Anyway assuming it's at least not a lie, "sought hospital care" would mean it's not just a trivial cold. Again, I'll be waiting for more details, I just think Occam's razor is converging here, and there are more hurdles to dance around with the other explanations.