Probably a disaster scenario would have welcomed us, or is the 21st century world prepared for it?

The COVID-19 case has made the world conscious against quarantine and outbreaks. But would a deadly epidemic as much as the plague would lead to situations again? Here are the answers of artificial intelligence to this issue…

The plague has probably revealed from an animal in the rural area to people today.

The first cases could be seen in a village in Central Asia or in a remote region of Africa. However, thanks to contemporary transportation systems, it would be inevitable that the disease will quickly spread to big cities.

Since the first symptoms were about influenza, the Beşerler did not take the disease seriously and within a few weeks, the number of cases would find thousands. Airports, train stations and public transportation vehicles became the biggest threat to the spread of the disease.

The disease was noticed when a large number of events began to emerge in big cities.

The common symptoms of patients who came to hospitals in metropolises such as New York, London, Istanbul, Tokyo would draw attention: high fever, swollen lymph nodes, internal bleeding and black spots under the skin.

Health officials took action quickly, but the disease would have already spread to dozens of countries. When the world’s health organization and governments explained that the disease was the plague bacteria (yersinia pesticide), panic began. Although it could be treated with antibiotics, the rate of death could reach 50-60 %.

COVID-19 PANDEM PANDEM COURSES WITH THE COURSES taken some measures were taken.

Quarantines were initiated in big cities and travel restrictions were applied. Mask and hygiene rules were tightened, schools and workplaces would pass to the remote working system. Drug and vaccine development studies were accelerated.

However, these measures would be reflected in society. Just as in the COVID-19 process, conspiracy theories spread rapidly, “Governments knowingly spread this disease!” clusters that said. The five would try to escape in order not to follow the quarants, and spread the virus further.

Economic and social collapse began.

As the disease continued to spread, the world economic would come to a halt. International trade and production slowed down, the logistics department would take a major blow. The stock market collapsed, unemployment rates rose rapidly, markets were looted, basic nutrients and medicine stocks were exhausted.

In big cities, security forces tried to control the rebellions, states declared extraordinary state, and we experienced the bans of curfew again. In this usual process, countries started joint studies with biotechnology companies to develop new generation vaccines and drugs. This, as in the past, would give birth to some discussions:

⁠ People did not trust the development of the vaccine in a short period of time, and the opposite movements would be strengthened.

Although losses were experienced, vaccine was developed.

Scientists developed a new vaccine with MRNA technology and the governments would start collective vaccination programs.

However, some types of the disease may have developed resistance to antibiotics, and in this case the rate of death increased. Therefore, new drugs and genetic treatment ways were activated. In a year, a large part of the world’s population was vaccinated and the spread of the disease was controlled. But millions of meyyit, destroyed cities and collapsed economics would remain.

The plague could be destroyed by developing medicine and technology today. But his social destruction would be effective enough to last for years…

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