Beth Emhoffreturned to Minneapolis from a business trip in Hong Kong, and suddenly felt unwell. He thought it was just a jet lag problem, but she didn’t expect her condition to take a turn for the worse. He died two days later. In the emergency room of the hospital. The doctor told her husband Thomasthat the cause of his wife's death is unknown.
Soon, similar cases appeared in major cities around the world, first with cough and fever, then coma, cerebral hemorrhage, and finally death without exception. From Minneapolis to Chicago, from London to Paris, from Tokyo to Hong Kong, the virus crosses national borders. Through the most ordinary human daily contact, the virus spreads from ten to ten, and tens of thousands of people are infected in one day. A global plague broke out, and reporter Allentook the opportunity to spread public opinion reports that were unfavorable to the government and medical institutions, and the impact became more and more serious.
Researchers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are all mobilized, hoping to crack the biological code of the virus before it mutates. At the same time, Leo Lantes, a staff member of the World Health Organizationis working hard to find The origin of the virus infecting humans, hoping to find a useful vaccine.
