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The strange and terrifying epidemic broke out in Myanmar finally attracted widespread attention from the world after the death toll exceeded 3,000.

On the sixth day of the official announcement of the epidemic, more than 30,000 Myanmar government forces and Myanmar border guards participated in the operation to encircle the remnants of Duan Jinde's troops and the Myanmar border guards. Myanmar invested the most people in history, and the most frequent encirclement and arrest operations that dispatched aircraft attracted the attention of the world. Myanmar's Dongguan TV, which sent seven interview teams to follow the army to perform missions in different regions, will have wonderful reports every day, and its popularity will increase rapidly.

As the reports on Myanmar East Satellite TV go deeper day by day, people are surprised and sad to see the increasingly severe situation. Now the entire Myanmar is investing in this unprecedented high-risk epidemic prevention and control. Hundreds of medical staff are working day and night, and there are more and more aid materials donated from all walks of life in Myanmar. However, the number of infected people and deaths is continuing to increase, especially the number of infected people with geometric growth has reached more than 50,000, which has caused huge panic among countries around Myanmar. Several radical groups in India, Singapore and three major newspapers have called on their governments to close all sea, land and air ports leading to Myanmar and stop all personnel exchanges with Myanmar.

On March 24, the Myanmar government officially announced that thirteen thirteen gangsters who broke out of the encirclement were shot dead in the escape, and one of them died on their own. The other five had escaped without a trace. They carried out ten days of encirclement and arrest, which came to an end for the time being. However, the 30,000 officers and soldiers who were densely surrounded by Kachin State will strictly block the epidemic area as always until the danger is lifted. The announcement finally announced that after various tests by epidemic prevention experts, the "byed-a" virus was found in the bodies of the eight dead. Therefore, the five lost rebels are very likely to carry this highly contagious and high mortality-rate malignant infectious virus.

Once the news was announced, it immediately sparked widespread heated discussions in the world. Most media expressed deep concerns about the results. The World Health Organization, the heads of the Nordic Humanitarian Rescue Organization, Russia, Ukraine, China, Laos, Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, Pakistan and Vietnamese governments made speeches, expressing deep sympathy for the experience of the Myanmar government and people, and expressed their willingness to actively participate in the prevention and control of the epidemic in Myanmar. Various rescue materials and medical teams are in full swing.

Immediately afterwards, US Secretary of State Powell held a special press conference, expressing serious concerns and concerns about the "byed-a" virus that is currently erupting and rapidly spreading in Myanmar, and demanded that the Myanmar army not give up the encirclement and search of the five missing rebels, and called on the Myanmar government to be a friendly, enlightened and responsible national government. At the end of the speech, Powell expressed his high profile that out of infinite sympathy for the many disasters of the Myanmar people, the US government will hold a special meeting in the near future to discuss the humanitarian assistance to Myanmar as much as possible.

Just the day after Powell made his speech, the Indian government publicly announced that it would hold an emergency special meeting within two days to discuss the issue of temporarily closing the India-Myanmar border. Three hours later, the Singapore government, which is also an ASEAN member, held a press conference and "suggested" Singaporeans who are still stranded in Myanmar to quickly evacuate Myanmar. At the same time, it was announced that the government would consider whether to temporarily suspend the sea and air routes with Myanmar within three days.

The attitudes of the United States and India and New Governments have triggered fierce responses from the world media. The French government's public appeal to warn citizens stationed in Myanmar to leave Myanmar as soon as possible has followed one after another, pushing world public opinion to a climax. Major media from Europe and the United States have expressed their views one after another. Some are deeply worried, while others are gloating. Words such as "Myanmar", "Savage Mountain", and "bye-a" have become the focus of public opinion. It seems that overnight, the whole world has clearly understood Myanmar, learned about the terror of Savage Mountain and the fear of the virus. The smart media and the outs

The merchants immediately revealed the dusty history. Myanmar's jade, rare birds and beasts, and rare trees were widely introduced. At the same time, the past of the mountain World War II in Myanmar was once again talked about by people. The heroic and tragic history of the Chinese Expeditionary Force was well known to the whole world. Even the film "Expedition" where Corning played one of the leaders of the regiment was once again favored by the people of the world. Dozens of countries began to be screened continuously, and the scenes were full. The only unhappy one among them was probably the Japanese. Their World War II crimes were once again exposed in broad daylight.

The United States, the most developed media in the world, has become the center of commentary on the virus incident. Major newspapers and magazines have expressed their opinions, and a large number of discriminatory programs and TV reports are overwhelming, sarcasm and gloating about this unprecedented disaster in Myanmar. Among them, CNN, the most influential media in the United States, responded the fastest. From the beginning of learning about the virus, they were like a foresight. Not only did they quote images from Myanmar's Eastern TV to re-process and edit them and then report them, but also invited various experts, scholars and celebrities to conduct special interviews and discussions. Under their purposeful exaggeration, Myanmar is like a huge garbage dump in the eyes of the world. It has become a garbage country with poverty, ignorance, backwardness, bloody, autocracy, selfishness and wars every day. It is precisely because of this that CNN's ratings have miraculously increased significantly during this period.

On the evening of March 26th, the golden hour.cnn TV invited three guests to continue to conduct special interviews on the situation in Myanmar. The famous host Caferti, who was very familiar to the audience around the world, had a sparse forehead. This Chicago native, who is 62 years old, was famous for his courage to speak, and he spoke a bunch of self-righteous witty words at the beginning:

"Welcome to everyone. Before the live broadcast starts, I would like to introduce to all viewers all over the world what is different from the moment when Myanmar is 24 hours ago. In yesterday's program, I believe everyone has seen the great image of those thin and yellow-skinned Myanmar leaders on TV. When they woke up this morning to brush their teeth, the expressions on their burnt yellow faces still appeared in my mind, making me suddenly remember the contents of the news photos sent back by our photographers. I feel that those Myanmar leaders in wrinkled and cheap military uniforms are like those abandoned children on the streets of Yangon with boils, barefoot, and running noses, reaching out to beg for foreigners... (The audience participating in the interview program burst into laughter, and Caverti shrugged and made a face)"

Caverti continued to be polite: "Unfortunately, the example of Asian democracy, India and Singapore have announced the closure of all channels between their countries and Myanmar, and the French, who are known for their rather than romance, are also rushing to recall their citizens who stay in Myanmar. In addition, dozens of countries in the world, such as the Czech Republic, Poland, and other countries to persuade their citizens to get close to Myanmar, because the plague that is breaking out there is unstoppable spread like forest fires, the number of infections has reached 50,000, and countless deaths. There is still no accurate number. I dare say that if it weren't for the Burmese autocratic government that was deceiving the world, even the Burmese people still couldn't count how many fingers they had... (Another burst of hilariousness)"

"Okay, let's get back to the point! Today we invite three respectable gentlemen, Mr. Yide Zhang, a famous Chinese pathology expert at Harvard Medical School, Hewitt, a Myanmar current affairs analysis expert, and Coaster, deputy secretary-general of the Human Rights Foundation." Caverti first asked the so-called Myanmar current affairs expert to express his opinions.

Hewitt, who looked like a well-educated man, took out the prepared information in advance, read out the latest data, and summarized it with concern:

"...I doubt the Myanmar government's ability to respond to crisis, their poor medical system and backward medical technology. It is difficult to control the epidemic of large-scale viruses... Although I saw the huge rescue team led by Myanmar's new deputy prime minister, Mr. Corning, in the on-site reports and images sent by journalists from all over the world from the epidemic areas, and saw them facing the disaster with all their might, I still don't have much hope for their efforts. The sharply increasing number of infections and deaths is a proof that these numbers are data sent back by poor European and American journalists through satellites at the center of the epidemic areas. I think it is very credible."

Caferti asked with a smile: "Mr. Hewitt means that the Burmese people who can't even make matches can't face this sudden and huge disaster?"

"Yes, Myanmar's own strength alone cannot solve this huge problem. It requires the joint efforts and participation of the international community, especially our United States, but unfortunately our government is still hesitating. I think in the face of this disaster..."

"Thank you Mr. Hewitt for your profound insight! Thank you!"

Caverti turned to Chinese scholars: "Dear Mr. Zhang, I have a question that I have always been deeply confused. Taking this rare opportunity, I would like to ask you: How could the Burmese people who cannot even write their own words suddenly come up with a new term byed-a? It is obviously an epidemic, but how could it become this so-called new term when they come to their mouths?"

Zhang Yide, who is about fifty years old, thought about it and answered cautiously: "So far, we have not obtained any information on this virus. The World Health Organization has obviously realized this problem. Because Mr. Mackenzie, the head of the International Red Cross Inspection Team in Myitkyina epidemic area in Myitkyina, sent a detailed report yesterday, pointing out that this virus is a new virus with a symptom similar to a plague but completely different from a plague. The infectiousness and mortality rate are much higher than that of a plague virus. The report sent by Mr. Mackenzie also said that seven researchers from the Institute of Medical Research in the Fourth Special Zone of Myanmar have successfully isolated this kind of virus.

The virus and attempt to develop a new vaccine based on this, the development work has made great progress. Unfortunately, in addition to the cultivation of cells isolated from the virus, a fabric element extracted from rare plants unique to Myanmar is also needed to suppress its toxicity. To achieve immune effect, although the vaccine developed has made great progress, its effectiveness can only barely reach about 80%. I estimate that this is also an important reason for the continuous increase in the number of deaths in the past few days. Therefore, it is not surprising that they named this new virus with a new title."

Caverty exaggeratedly and asked again: "So, does Mr. Zhang know what this so-called byed-a represents?"

"I can't be sure, but I personally think it's like the initial symbol of the Chinese pinyin. Maybe by means of mutation, e means malignancy, and d may mean special viruses. As for the last letter a, I understand it as the first time I discovered that there are many such examples in China. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and the real meaning still needs to be released from Myanmar's information." Zhang Yide is a rigorous pathologist, with extraordinary exports.

Caferti sighed in surprise: "This is really incredible! The Burmese people can successfully isolate viruses that have never been seen in the world? Can they successfully develop a vaccine so quickly? Is this possible?"

Zhang Yide said with a serious face: "Mr. Kavoti, I want to say something here. Perhaps most viewers present and in front of the TV do not know that over the years, a large number of Chinese scientific and technological personnel have entered the Fourth Special Zone in the adjacent northern Laos and eastern Myanmar. Among these people are retired experts and professors with extremely rich clinical experience, as well as young and middle-aged scholars with strong and strong strength. As far as I know, the Shangliao area of ​​Laos and eastern Myanmar are far richer than those introduced on TV, otherwise it would be impossible to attract so many talents. Among all the experts and scholars, two people are deeply respected by me, even me

Teachers in China also call these two teachers. These two are Kang Jimin and Li Baishi, known as masters in the Chinese medical community. Their achievements and influence are greater than any Chinese expert and scholar working in the United States. So I don’t find it strange that they have achieved any results. “Haha! Thank you very much for the behind-the-scenes Mr. Zhang brought us. Below is the advertising time. After the advertisement, we will invite Mr. Coaster from the Human Rights Foundation to express his views. We will then give wonderful comments on today’s program, and then explain the latest image of the Myanmar epidemic sent back by our reporters in front of us..."

A few minutes later, the special program was laughing again. The young Coaster cooperated very well with the host Caverti, who mocked and ridiculed the Burmese people and the suffering they faced. At the end of the program, Caverti said in laughter that "This is the punishment of the Almighty God on the dirty Burmese monkeys."
Chapter completed!