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The future holds for humanity harsher and more deadly than Covid-19
CNN’s revealing report “sounds the alarm” for humanity, warning that If we don’t stop destroying nature, the coronavirus will look like a simple flu.
In a shocking tribute, CNN talks to one of the scientists who discovered Ebola in 1976. Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, he’s been at the forefront of infectious disease ever since and what he’s saying is creepy in relation to the coronavirus.
This man, with many years of experience on his back, took the first blood samples from the victims of the then mysterious disease that caused bleeding and killed 88% of the patients and 80% of the staff working at Yaboukou Hospital when Ebola was discovered. .
The blood vials were then shipped to Belgium and the United States, where researchers discovered a worm-shaped virus. They baptized him Ebola like the river near the Congo epidemic site then known as Zaire.
Terror With Each New Case – The Mysterious Disease
Now, in a remote city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, experts are concerned that while the Ebola vaccine is already available and effective, it is suspected of what an isolated woman suffers may not be Ebola, but it may be the patient of the disease “Z” zero. A disease that can it spreads as fast as Covid19 but has between 50% and 90% mortality from Ebola. “We all have to be afraid,” Dr. Dadin Bonkole, the doctor’s physician, told CNN “Ebola was unknown. Covid too.” We must be afraid of new diseases. “
Humanity is facing an unknown number of new and potentially deadly viruses from the tropical rainforests of Africa, according to Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum. In Ingente the fears of a deadly new virus are more than visible. Especially after the recovery of a patient who had symptoms similar to those of Ebola.
Samples taken from the patient were sent to a special center in Kinshasa where additional tests were carried out for other diseases with similar symptoms. However, everything turned out negative. The disease he contracted remains a mystery.
Speaking exclusively to CNN, Professor Muyembe cautioned that Many zoonoses are looming and he firmly believes that future pandemics will be harsher and more deadly than Covid-19.
According to Mark Woolhouse, Professor of Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh, new species of virus mwith a frequency of three to four per year. Most of them come from animals.
Experts estimate that Viruses are the result of the destruction of nature and the reckless trade in wild animals.
As their natural habitat is destroyed, animals like rodents, bats, and some insects survive while larger animals go extinct. These smaller species live alongside humans and are often carriers of new diseases that are transmitted to humans.
Scientists have linked Ebola to the excessive concentration of people in tropical forests.
source: CNN
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