"Reuters: On the 16th, an unknown infectious virus was discovered at a hospital in Paris. The hospital has so far received eight similar cases. French health authorities have issued an infectious disease alert, advising anyone who discovers similar symptoms not to approach others casually, to notify a hospital immediately, and to undergo isolation treatment."
"American Broadcast News: On the 17th, fourteen hospitals in New York, Washington, Los Angeles, and other cities received twenty-seven cases of an unknown infectious disease. According to infectious disease experts, the same new ribbon-like virus was found in patients' bodily fluids, including blood, sweat, and saliva. The virus can spread through the air without contact and is highly contagious."
"On the 17th, three cases of an unknown infectious disease were discovered in Tokyo, Japan. Local hospitals have currently placed the patients in isolation for treatment..."
"London discovered its first local case of an unknown infectious disease..."
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"On the 21st, an unknown infectious disease broke out worldwide. The World Health Organization officially announced a Level 4 infectious disease alert and stated that the pathogen was a new filamentous virus. The WHO named this new virus 'VFV (Variant Filamentous Virus).' Outbreak areas were mainly concentrated in Europe and North America. The WHO officially issued travel warnings for both regions."
News of the newly discovered infectious disease emerged around the world, flooding major websites.
In just five days, VFV Virus had been discovered simultaneously in fifty-three cities across more than eight countries. Confirmed VFV cases rapidly rose to 1,437, concentrated mainly in Europe and North America, and the outbreak was heading toward a loss of control.
At first, many hospitals did not understand VFV well and failed to implement proper isolation measures, resulting in the infection of many medical personnel. The worst-hit was a New York hospital, where