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Monday, May 12, 2003

•CORONAVIRUSCORONAVIRUS•

Tulisan mengenai SARS this is an image of coronavirus. The new coronavirus is the leading hypothesis for the cause of SARS. Many viruses are harmless to animals but mutate and become deadly when they infect human beings. SARS evolved in southern China, where 80 million people share living space with the ducks, chickens, pigs, shrimp, and carp they eat. Chicken waste is fed to pigs. Pig waste is dumped into ponds in which shrimp and fish are raised for food. All the animals are crowded into small spaces where viruses thrive. One scientist called this area "a complete soup of chemicals and viruses." Another explained, "A virus gets into a duck, it jumps to the pig. It mutates, the pig excretes it and humans can become infected."




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