Father kept children in a forest cabin from coronavirus
A father of two children from the Netherlands feared for their health due to the coronavirus. Therefore, he kept them in an abandoned farmhouse in the woods near Turin. The boys, who had no contact with the outside world, did not go to school, did not see doctors, and even spoke very little. Now the Italian authorities demand to take the children from their father and place them in a foster family.
According to investigators, the father 'was obsessed with the coronavirus and lived in fear that the children might get infected.'
Frederik, the boys' father, denies his guilt. He claims that the children were happy, spent their time actively, and learned English and Italian. The family moved to Italy from Germany three years ago, and there has been no information from the children's mother.
Theories about the origin of the coronavirus
Moreover, various theories about the origin of the coronavirus are being considered. Virologists have discovered a new type of virus in bats that can infect humans just like Covid-19. Some opinions suggest a possible leak of the virus from a laboratory in the city of Wuhan. The CIA regards this version as the most likely.
By the way, the CIA considers the version that the coronavirus pandemic started due to a leak from a laboratory in the city of Wuhan to be the most likely. Until this point, the U.S. claimed to have insufficient information on this issue, journalists clarified.
There is information that the U.S. president may demand compensation from China for the damage caused by the spread of the coronavirus. The possibility of another origin of the virus from bats is also being discussed.
In summary: A father from the Netherlands kept his children in a forest cabin from the coronavirus, causing a misunderstanding with local authorities. At the same time, various theories about the origin of the virus are being considered, particularly a possible leak from a laboratory in the city of Wuhan. Additionally, there is information about potential claims for compensation for the damage caused by the spread of Covid-19.