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Sam Doak (March 14, 2023). "False: COVID-19 originated at Fort Detrick, a United States army base". Logically. Retrieved March 16, 2023. A few hours after posting his initial tweets, Bridgen followed up on his claims with a screenshot from the Wikipedia page concerning Fort Detrick. The section shown reads, "In August 2019, its deadly germ research operations were shut down following serious safety violations, in particular relating to the disposal of dangerous materials."