The first thousand four hundred and twenty-eight chapters cause and effect
Test your own research successfully on humans.
We also need to put people back into refugee camps to test the contagiousness under natural conditions.
And after everyone is infected, I still want to test my disease prevention and control capabilities.
The Japanese really regard the people of Bingcheng as their own test subjects, and they don't treat you as a human being at all.
And in the end, we found that we couldn't control it, we couldn't cure this group of people, and we couldn't even control the intensity of the infection.
Then I used the simplest method.
After landfilling and disinfection, the bungalow area is still the bungalow area.
How many people care about the life and death of a group of refugees?
What the Japanese want in their bacterial experiments is lethality. As for how to control it, I'm afraid they haven't figured it out yet.
Yu Jingque clenched his fists and said nothing.
Mu Dongliang also frowned. A lot of people must have died in this incident.
Taking a deep breath, Yu Jingque calmed himself down. It was not something to be angry about now.
Yu Jingque continued to ask: "How did this person survive?"
"And what is the situation with Japanese doctors? Why do the Japanese keep looking for reporters?"
Faced with Yu Jingque's question, Mu Dongliang said: "After the organization discovered the person who was saved by the doctor, he rescued the person."
Although this Japanese doctor seems to be a good person, the organization still cannot easily believe him because he is Japanese after all.
And this patient is too important, so the organization can only save the patient first.
After rescuing the person, the organization told the person their identity and gained the person's trust.
Only then did I learn some things.
This person was actually pulled out and prepared for landfill.
At that time, they were all sick and half-dead. The Japanese thought they were dead because many people died in the refugee camp.
Moreover, the body was rotten and the bones were exposed. Naturally, the Japanese felt that they were dead.
As for the Japanese doctor, he only learned about the incident in the Bungalow District after international reports came out.
A Japanese doctor works as a doctor, so he is more aware of the dangers of bacterial experiments.
Although he is Japanese, he is more of a doctor. He feels that he needs to find out about this matter, or even stop it, otherwise it will fail his original intention of studying to be a doctor, to treat diseases and save people.
So this doctor, while an international reporter came to investigate, took his camera and ran to see if he could find anything.
But he is only a doctor, not an agent at all, nor an experienced reporter, so he can't even enter the bungalow area.
But he saw the Japanese truck transporting corpses out of the city.
The doctor smelled it with his nose and knew that there were corpses in the car, and some of them had been dead for several days.
So the doctor followed the truck out of town and wanted to take pictures.
In the doctor's opinion, the corpse in the truck may have died from bacterial experiments, so the state of death can also prove something.
The doctor wants to take pictures as evidence.
When the doctor followed him and found an opportunity to take pictures, he discovered that someone was still alive.
The doctor's judgment on whether the patient was dead was naturally higher than that of the ordinary Japanese military police. After discovering that the person was not dead, the doctor hid the person and wanted to take him away.
When the Japanese were digging holes to fill the land, the doctor and others wanted to run away.
However, he was discovered by the Japanese. During the pursuit, the Japanese saw the camera hanging around the doctor's neck and thought he was a reporter.
After all, the time of this incident coincides with the incident investigated by international reporters.
The doctor and the person who was pulled out of the pile of corpses were really lucky.
The doctor prepared a retreat in advance and ran away on a motorcycle.
This is why the Japanese want to investigate journalists.
Moreover, when the Japanese saw the doctor's figure and hair color, he was obviously not a foreigner, so they began to investigate the anti-Manchu anti-Japanese elements in Bingcheng.
"This Japanese doctor has quite a sense of justice." Yu Jingque had to say that this Japanese doctor was completely different from the doctors in the Bungalow area.
One still remembers his original intention of studying medicine, and the other has forgotten whether he is even a human being.
"The organization has been in contact with this doctor. He is willing to hand the person over to us and is willing to continue to help with treatment."
"He even gave us the negatives of the photos of corpses he took outside the city. Those photos were shocking," Mu Dongliang said.
Mu Dongliang hates the Japanese, but Mu Dongliang cannot hate this Japanese.
Yu Jingque also thanked the Japanese, he really helped the organization a great favor.
As for why this doctor happened to catch up with the Japanese truck delivering corpses.
Yu Jingque believes that it is because of pressure from international journalists.
The experiment in the refugee camp was started by the Japanese a long time ago, and the spread of the disease was actually watched and controlled by the Japanese.
But suddenly there is pressure from international public opinion, and international reporters want to come to the bungalow area to investigate. If the situation in the refugee camp is seen, wouldn't it mean that there is no silver 300 taels here.
Moreover, the Japanese were already a little out of control, so they simply killed them all and buried them all, without giving international reporters a chance to investigate.
I happened to be seen by a doctor, and went to take photos outside the city, and even saved a person. I have to say it was God's will.
After understanding this, Yu Jingque asked curiously: "Why didn't this person die of illness?"
Mu Dongliang said: "This person was captured by the Japanese. After he was infected with the bacteria, the Japanese treated him in order to prevent him from dying too early and infecting a few more people in the refugee camp."
"In the words of the Japanese doctor, he is the source of infection, but he also has certain antibodies, so he is more likely to die."
"But he is not immune. If Japanese doctors hadn't rescued him and treated him for so long, he might have died long ago."
Mu Dongliang answered Yu Jingque's doubts.
Yu Jingque probably understood what he heard. He was not a professional medical student, so he might not understand it very clearly, but he could also understand what Mu Dongliang meant.
"What about the Japanese doctor?"
"Will the Japanese discover it?" Yu Jingque asked.
This Japanese doctor was a good person. If he was discovered by the Japanese and died in the end, Yu Jingque would feel it would be a pity.
Mu Dongliang said: "The Japanese was also worried about being discovered before."
"But now that the patient is here with us, he doesn't need to steal the medicine from the hospital. The organization will be responsible."
"And the organization also disposed of the motorcycle he stole at the time. Even if the Japanese investigate him now, they won't find anything."
The Japanese didn't react before, but now they have reacted and started investigating the Japanese.
Regardless of whether you are a doctor or not, if you have a camera, you will be investigated. Even if you throw away the camera and someone reports that you had a camera before, you will still be investigated.
And your behavior of throwing the camera is also very suspicious.
But now, those suspicious things have been handed over to the organization, and the organization has helped the doctor deal with the subsequent troubles. So even if the Japanese investigate now, at most they feel that the Japanese doctor is a bit different from the people at that time.
Like, but no more evidence can be found.
"That's good." Yu Jingque said.
This Japanese doctor is helpful to the organization, and the organization should also help him. Just because he is Japanese, we cannot ignore his life and death.