Authorities in China on high alert after a suspected case of Bubonic Plague
Dorian Breh
Veteran
Someone needs to update this gif and send China floating someplace out in the specific ocean.
All you suckas wanna diss the Pacific
But you busta nikkas never get specific
Nah them nikkas eatin ichabod crane liver jelly
So @Squirrel ain't out here gettin p*ssy...
People eat those animals
YaThreadFloppedB!
The Patron Saint of Threads
Someone needs to update this gif and send China floating someplace out in the specific ocean.
Hell nah! I told y'all this years ago.
On my tin foil head shyt...I really think billionaires power elites are trying to significantly depopulate the planet for the rich and wealthy to survive...
They dont need us anymore.
Doobie Doo
Veteran
Bubonic Plague: Chinese city issues black death level three plague warning
BUBONIC plague has broken out in a Chinese city with authorities issuing an epidemic warning after a local farmer contracted the virus that caused the infamous Black Death.
By BRIAN MCGLEENON
PUBLISHED: 00:03, Tue, Jul 7, 2020 | UPDATED: 08:35, Tue, Jul 7, 2020
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Bubonic Plague: Symptoms and spread of disease explained
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The Inner Mongolian Chinese city of Bayan has been placed under a level three warning for epidemic control. This is the second-lowest in a four-level system and the hunting and eating of wild animals has been forbidden.
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In November 2019 the same area of Inner Mongolia was the scene of an outbreak of pneumonic plague.
Pneumonic plague is a deadlier variant of bubonic plague.
The bubonic plague is caused by the bacteria called yersinia pestis.
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Bubonic plague has broken out in China (Image: Express)
Two cases of Bubonic plague have been recently confirmed by Mongolian National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases (Image: National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases)
This bacteria is usually found in small mammals and their fleas, particularly rats.
Unlike the coronavirus, the disease is caused by an infection of bacteria.
If antibiotics are administered within 24 hours of infection patients likely to survive.
If antibiotics are not available the virus can lead to a prolonged painful death.
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People used to believe that the plague was spread by birds and that the Medieval plague doctor could draw the plague away from patients (Image: GETTY)
The disease results in large swellings in the groin armpits and neck.
The bubonic plague was the disease behind the pandemic known as The Black Death during the Middle Ages.
The Black Death resulted in more than 100 million deaths worldwide.
It has been estimated it reduced the population of Europe by two thirds.
The excavation of the Black Death cemetery at the Royal Mint site, East Smithfield, London (Image: GETTY)
Bubonic plague: Expert on how Black Death 'killed millions'
The bubonic plague becomes more deadly when it mutates into the pneumonic plague variant.
The pneumonic plague is the only form of the disease that can be transmitted from person to person.
This happens through respiratory droplets.
These droplets are released through coughing and sneezing.
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A swarm of rats (Image: GETTY)
There is a 30 percent to 60 percent of death from bubonic plague if it is left untreated.
Fatalities from pneumonic plague are even higher.
The fatality rate of untreated pneumonic plague is near 100 percent.
Vaccines for pneumonic plague are being developed, although in most countries they are not yet commercially available.
Bubonic Plague: Chinese city issues black death level three plague warning
BUBONIC plague has broken out in a Chinese city with authorities issuing an epidemic warning after a local farmer contracted the virus that caused the infamous Black Death.
By BRIAN MCGLEENON
PUBLISHED: 00:03, Tue, Jul 7, 2020 | UPDATED: 08:35, Tue, Jul 7, 2020
236
Bubonic Plague: Symptoms and spread of disease explained
Privacy Notice for details of your data protection rights.
The Inner Mongolian Chinese city of Bayan has been placed under a level three warning for epidemic control. This is the second-lowest in a four-level system and the hunting and eating of wild animals has been forbidden.
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In November 2019 the same area of Inner Mongolia was the scene of an outbreak of pneumonic plague.
Pneumonic plague is a deadlier variant of bubonic plague.
The bubonic plague is caused by the bacteria called yersinia pestis.
READ MORE: Coronavirus update: New virus discovered with 'disastrous' potential
Bubonic plague has broken out in China (Image: Express)
Two cases of Bubonic plague have been recently confirmed by Mongolian National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases (Image: National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases)
This bacteria is usually found in small mammals and their fleas, particularly rats.
Unlike the coronavirus, the disease is caused by an infection of bacteria.
If antibiotics are administered within 24 hours of infection patients likely to survive.
If antibiotics are not available the virus can lead to a prolonged painful death.
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Piers Morgan furiously lets rip at new horror flu virus in China [INSIGHT]
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People used to believe that the plague was spread by birds and that the Medieval plague doctor could draw the plague away from patients (Image: GETTY)
The disease results in large swellings in the groin armpits and neck.
The bubonic plague was the disease behind the pandemic known as The Black Death during the Middle Ages.
The Black Death resulted in more than 100 million deaths worldwide.
It has been estimated it reduced the population of Europe by two thirds.
The excavation of the Black Death cemetery at the Royal Mint site, East Smithfield, London (Image: GETTY)
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The bubonic plague becomes more deadly when it mutates into the pneumonic plague variant.
The pneumonic plague is the only form of the disease that can be transmitted from person to person.
This happens through respiratory droplets.
These droplets are released through coughing and sneezing.
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A swarm of rats (Image: GETTY)
There is a 30 percent to 60 percent of death from bubonic plague if it is left untreated.
Fatalities from pneumonic plague are even higher.
The fatality rate of untreated pneumonic plague is near 100 percent.
Vaccines for pneumonic plague are being developed, although in most countries they are not yet commercially available.
Bubonic Plague: Chinese city issues black death level three plague warning
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CHYNA!
I guess we all supposed to be scared and start talking about this 
Reminds me of those Asian murder hornets or whatever the name of them shyts they was using to try and scare people smh
Reminds me of those Asian murder hornets or whatever the name of them shyts they was using to try and scare people smh