In Italy, a father kept his two children in a forest cabin for years, fearing the coronavirus.

The father kept his children in a forest cabin to protect them from the coronavirus

A man from the Netherlands, the father of two children, decided to take his sons to an abandoned farmhouse in the forest near Turin to protect them from the coronavirus. The children had no contact with the outside world, did not receive education or medical help, and even had a poor command of the language. Now the Italian authorities are demanding 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.'

The children's father, Frederik, denies his guilt, claiming that the boys were happy, spent active Time, and learned foreign languages. The family moved to Italy from Germany three years ago, and there is no contact with the children's mother.

Theories on the origin of the coronavirus

Biologists are considering various theories about the origin of Covid-19, having identified a new type of virus in bats that can infect humans. There are thoughts about a possible lab leak of the virus from the city of Wuhan, which the CIA considers to be the most likely version.

The CIA believes that the pandemic started due to a lab leak in the city of Wuhan, although the US previously claimed that it did not have enough information on this.

Information has surfaced about possible demands from the US president to China for compensation for damages caused by the spread of the coronavirus and possible other origins of the virus from bats.