In China, 2019 is yet another end of the zodiac cycle.
This year, the world has experienced many terrifying disasters.
Since December 2019, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China has continued to carry out surveillance of influenza and related diseases, and found multiple cases of viral pneumonia, all of which were diagnosed with viral pneumonia / pulmonary infection. Common signs of a person infected with a coronavirus include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath, and dyspnea. In more severe cases, infection can cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, kidney failure, and even death. So far, more than 60,000 people have been isolated and infected, and the death toll has reached thousands. This number is still increasing. The company delayed work and the school delayed the start of school.
U.S. deadly flu
Recently, the United States has had an influenza that has never been so deadly in 40 years. The 2020 flu has come a little earlier than before. The deadly influenza B virus has reappeared for the first time in 27 years. 13 million people have been infected throughout the United States and at least 10,000 have died Including children. In addition, at least 180,000 people have been hospitalized with flu complications, and this number is expected to rise as influenza activity spreads. Influenza activity is found in almost all regions of the United States and is frequent in 41 of these states.
Australian Fire
Australia, which lasted for more than 5 months, the raging fire still has not gone out. More than 1,400 kilometers of coastline have burned red, 1.2 billion animals have died tragically, 300,000 bats have invaded Australia, flying around, and numerous forests and land have been destroyed. According to media reports, the fire in Australia emitted a total of 400 million tons of carbon dioxide, which is equivalent to the total annual emissions of more than 100 countries with the lowest carbon dioxide emissions in the world.
East African Locust Plague
Since December last year, locust disasters have continued to spread in East Africa. So far, 10 million East Africans have been trapped in locust-ridden areas, and they are faced with a serious dilemma of food insecurity. From a distance, they are like thick smoke; as they keep approaching, billions are only present in front of you, raging like blizzard, uncountable like raindrops, and horrifyingly like greedy monsters . They flapped their wings violently, blocking the sun like an ominous cloud. Pests known and feared by the world’s oldest civilization are invading East Africa
Volcano Taal in the Philippines, bird flu in Saudi Arabia, unknown disease in Nigeria, mysterious virus found in Brazil, etc. All this makes people think of the line strayed from the earth: “In the beginning, no one cared about this disaster. It was just a mountain fire, a drought, the extinction of a species, the disappearance of a city. Until this disaster It’s about everyone.
