Morning news brief: WHO proposes second phase of studies, Myanmar coup, and more

Here is WION's Daily Morning News Brief with what’s happening around the world today.

World Health Organization (WHO) Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hasproposed a second phase of studies into the origins of the coronavirus in China. The US government on Friday issued a business advisory onHong Kongwarning companies of "growing risks" that "could adversely affect businesses and individuals operating in Hong Kong."

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World Health Organization (WHO) Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hasproposed a second phase of studies into the origins of the coronavirus in China, including audits of laboratories and markets in Wuhan, calling for transparency from authorities.

The US government on Friday issued a business advisory onHong Kongwarning companies of "growing risks" that "could adversely affect businesses and individuals operating in Hong Kong."

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, undergoing hospital treatment for an obstructed intestine after a near-fatal 2018 stabbing, said on Friday, he hoped to be "back in action soon," while doctors gave no date for him to be discharged.

WhatsApp blocked more than two million users in India in just one month for violating its rules, the US company disclosed in its first compliance report under India's controversial new social media rules.

Dozens of children have been killed and hundreds arbitrarily detained in Myanmar since a coup more than five months ago, UN rights experts warned Friday.