You can get rid of the hell from the ice at any time, the WHO is already made

The carcasses of frozen animals from the Ice Age and the pathogens preserved in them may be the source of the following pandemic. The WHO experts Therefore, they are now prepared for a fictitious « mamuth pool » – writes Bild.

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Polaris practices had to curb the spread of a pathogen that came from a frozen mammoth lens according to the fiction scenario, the Daily Mail. The ancient animal has a pathogen infected scientists and a film team before spreading worldwide.

During the simulation, participants needed close cooperation to curb the spread of mammoth pox. During the exercise, the virus was closely related to the extinct prehistoric and the current monkey pool. The purpose of the script was to manage the situation, but only if the participating nations, including Denmark, Somalia, Qatar and Germany, cooperate in curbing the spread.

During the practice, only part of the virus puzzle was given to each country to test how effectively the information is shared. For example, one group learned that one of the infected researchers was on a tourist ship – which provided a perfect quarantine environment to observe spread.

Politicians are harmful

The Polaris exercise lasted a total of two days, but simulated a three -week epidemic. On the second day, participants were told that the work needed to curb the epidemic would be hindered by political decisions and different strategies in each state. Like the coronavirus epidemic, some countries have ordered an international shortcut and prohibited entry. Others left their borders open and rely on measures such as contact research.

In the end, the team managed to control the mammoth pox. However, the WHO made it clear that international cooperation would be much more complicated for a real epidemic. Although the script and the virus were completely fictitious, scientists repeatedly warn that the danger of so -called « zombie », which are by melting permafrost due to climate change They can appear, very real. If not only the mammoths, but also the Neanderthals have died in infectious diseases, their frozen carcasses can still carry dangerous viruses.

These so-called « Matuzalem Microbes » can remain active for up to ten thousand years. Melting ice can bring them to light.

(Via Index)