HAVID-20 Pandemic (Battle of Manzikert)

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2020 Halovirus Epidemic
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Disease	Strain of Halovirus
Virus strain	(Unofficial) Possibly a strain of Halovirus
Source	(Official) Shanghai Food Market
Location	East Asia
First outbreak	Shanghai, China
Index case	May 4, 2020
Date	May 4, 2020 - Present
Confirmed cases	21,525,293
Active cases	15,8658
Suspected cases‡	+28,000
Severe cases	6,254
Hospitalized cases	6,764,976
Critical cases	1.29,342
Ventilator cases	39
ECMO cases	30,475
Recovered	3,743,234
Deaths	410,785
Territories	China Korea Japan Cascadia Mexica France Byzantine Empire
‡Suspected cases have not been confirmed as being due to this strain by laboratory tests, although some other strains may have been ruled out.

The 2020 Halovirus Epidemic is an outbreak of pneumonia originating in Shanghai, China. Over 17,767 cases have been confirmed and 4,640 have died. Much of the initial victims of the virus had visited a food market in eastern Shanghai. A state of emergency has been declared in China as a result. Most cases are in China while the first cases have recently been confirmed in Korea, Japan, Cascadia, and Mexica, France, Byzantine Empire.

Epidemiology

Background

According to the Imperial Chinese Government, the first case of the Halovirus was confirmed on June 12, 2020. An investigation was launched on June 16.

The vast majority of early victims had visited a food market in eastern Shanghai. The earliest known individual with symptoms fell ill on June 13. He had had links to the food market and so as the thirteen other first cases. The scientific consensus is that the virus of zoonotic origin and has a natural origin. Many scientists have traced the carrying of bat carcasses and traditional Chinese medicine to the outbreak.

Cases

Chart of Cases

Country	Cases	Deaths	Recoveries
World	22,999‬	6,103‬	3,590
China	13,621	3,578	2,135
Japan	5,432	2,145	1,246
Korea	3,567	379	208
Mexica	300	1	1
France	41	0	0
Cascadia	20	0	0
Byzantine Empire	18	0	0