[Opinion]
Vlog: Why are China's 'wet markets' open again?
by Andy Boreham
April 17, 2020[Opinion]
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Many around the world are wondering why China’s wet markets are open again. The answer lies in semantics and a bit of misunderstanding.
The thing is, wet markets exist all over the world, and they’re not actually a place where illicit wildlife is sold.
Andy explains...
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