Corona imposed on the countries of the world to follow measures sometimes described as “harsh”, in an attempt to limit its spread, such as: closing many shops, imposing quarantine and other methods in order to save the lives of people who are living this year in exceptional circumstances.
The world breathed a sigh of relief recently, after more than one company announced its success in developing an effective vaccine that would put an end to this virus and restore life to its previous state as soon as possible. However, this good news could be set back very soon.
In this regard, the German website “gentside” stated that experts from the American Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are tracking the impact of a new deadly virus called “Shabari”, as this virus appeared in Bolivia, and it can transmit between humans.
And Chapare “Chapare” is a mysterious virus that little is known about, and this name is called after the Bolivian region of Chapare, in which it first appeared in 2004. This virus caused the death of three people last year in Bolivia, according to the French newspaper “Express”. .
The site “gentside” reported that the experts of the American Center for Preventive Disease Control have concluded that the “Shabary” virus is similar For the Ebola virus And it can transmit between humans, which raises fears of its possible spread in the future.
The “Express” newspaper indicated that mice are one of the possible sources of the “Chapari” virus. And the same source quoted epidemiologist Kathleen Cosabum as saying, “The genetic sequence of RNA, which we isolated from rodent samples, is completely identical to what we have seen in human cases.”
According to the same German website, there are several symptoms of “Shabari” virus, including: fever, head and abdominal pain, rashes, organ failure and bleeding, and all of these may cause death, adding that there is currently no treatment for this virus.
On the other hand, experts believe that it is relatively unlikely that the Shabary virus will spread throughout the world because of the high temperature and the use of Antiseptics Lead to controlling the virus, according to the German site “gentside”.
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The “Zika” virus is transmitted by mosquito bites, and it is a virus that causes birth defects in newborns, as a child can be born with a skull smaller than normal. The World Health Organization expects about four million people to contract the disease in 2016.
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Mosquitoes breed, especially in stagnant water and in poor neighborhoods, and to avoid the transmission of this disease to them, Egypt took precautionary measures at Cairo airport, and denied the existence of suspected cases of “Zika” virus on its soil. As for Bahrain, it denied the presence of mosquitoes carrying the disease in its airspace. On the other hand, the Moroccan Ministry of Health indicated that the probability of the disease spreading in the Kingdom is “very small.”
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In the past two years, the “Ebola” virus has caused terror in the world, after it spread widely in West Africa. The epidemic has killed more than 11,000 people. The deadly “Ebola” virus is transmitted through direct contact, and this prompted Morocco to postpone hosting the African Nations Football Championship in 2015, and last year Saudi Arabia stopped issuing Hajj and Umrah visas to pilgrims coming from Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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The swine flu epidemic killed more than 15,000 people between 2009 and 2010, and it is a virus that is transmitted from infected pigs to humans by touching the nose or mouth and by coughing or sneezing. Symptoms include a sudden high temperature, cough, and muscle pain. More than 1,000 people have died in 22 Arab countries from the virus, according to the World Health Organization.
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Bird flu appeared in Hong Kong in China between 2003 and 2005, and then spread to the Asian continent, and it is an infectious disease that affects birds and is transmitted to humans through touch, especially through live poultry. What prompted many Arab countries, such as Egypt and Tunisia, to prevent the import of poultry from Asian countries. But despite this, the disease caused the death of more than 80 people in Egypt until 2015, which is the highest rate in the world.
Author: Samih Amiri
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