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Vietnam bans wildlife trade over coronavirus pandemic fearsVietnam has been a popular destination for wildlife products -- often from endangered species -- that are used in traditional medicine or in preparing exotic cuisine.WorldJul 24, 2020
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Wuhan bans eating wild animals in wake of coronavirus pandemicOne suspected source of novel coronavirus infection in Wuhan was a seafood wholesale market that reportedly sold wild animals.TrendingMay 21, 2020
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Bryan Adams apologizes for racist ‘bat-eating’ coronavirus rantThe Canadian singer was accused of targeting Chinese people in an Instagram rant about the coronavirus, which forced him to cancel performances.TrendingMay 12, 2020
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Paul McCartney to Howard Stern: Chinese wet markets should be shut down'Let's face it, it is a little bit medieval eating bats,' said the former Beatles' singer.EntertainmentApr 15, 2020
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Why China’s wildlife trade ban will help, but not stop, coronavirusIt's a welcome development, but one experts say faces significant hurdles.WorldFeb 27, 2020
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