A prominent doctor who oversaw several initiatives at the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that a pandemic virus could sweep the earth and kill 33 million people in the first 200 days of its spread.
Dr. Jonathan Quick does not rule out that the disease could kill 300 million people within two years and that the pandemic could confuse the world's food and food supplies, which would plunge the country into famines and economic collapses.
According to the newspaper "Daily Mail" British, the damage of the epidemic will be unprecedented, and the virus will be a flu.
An epidemic known as the Spanish flu spread in 1918, killing more than 100 million people after the First World War, was one of the most serious epidemics in history.
Health experts believe there is a possibility of predicting the spread of epidemics. Human influenza usually starts from waterfowl and then moves quickly to other breeds, increasing people's risk of consuming food produced with unnatural food and in conditions described as unsafe.
As the human immune system finds it difficult to deal with new viruses, the epidemic will find it easier to spread. Accordingly, experts advise people to reduce their intake of chicken and pig meat, and that humanity must prepare a vaccine to anticipate the disaster.
Experts recommend developing a vaccine against possible flu