Did Covid-19 really break out first in Wuhan, China?

Did Covid-19 really break out first in Wuhan, China?

An article by Thomas Fuller and three others in The New York Times on April 22 said it has now been established that Patricia Dowd, aged 57, who died in California, America, on February 6, died of the coronavirus.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/22/us/santa-clara-county-coronavirus-death.html

Dowd was an auditor at a company in Silicon Valley. She showed symptoms of flu and died suddenly at home. This brings out the shocking fact that corona had spread in America before February 6, and it is clear from this that the coronavirus was spreading in the Bay Area of California as early as January. It is not clear how long the virus has been spreading in America. Mrs Patricia Dowd had not travelled outside America recently, yet she died 20 days before the first officially recorded corona case in America. A death on February 17 has also now been found to be due to corona. Santa Clara medical officer Dr Sara Cody said these cases reveal only the tip of the iceberg. Some deaths in December are now also being examined. The presence of the coronavirus was first reported in Wuhan, China, in the last week of December, and China quickly informed the World Health Organisation. But the reports now coming from America suggest they themselves are not clear when corona broke out there. This shows the negative and unscientific approach of Trump and the American administration to the issue. A situation is now arising in which one can doubt whether corona really broke out first in Wuhan, China. Yesterday Trump said that injecting disinfectants such as Lysol and Dettol into the body might cure corona.

Trump's case is worse than that of our Sangh Parivar people.

(https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52407177)