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Throughout its history, disease has never been separated from human life. The presence of viruses and bacteria can not be one hundred percent destroyed, but can be controlled.

In the past until now, there have been diseases that have spread widely across the country, killing millions of human beings. Some diseases are even still often heard.

1. Small Pox or Smallpox
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Smallpox has spread several times in various countries. Caused by the variola virus, this disease is highly transmitted through skin contact and bodily fluids.

In the year 430 BC, this virus had claimed up to about 30 thousand people in the city of Athens. Smallpox had also spread in Massachusetts in 1633. And in 1966 there were recorded 10 to 15 million cases of smallpox in 50 countries.

At that time an estimated 1.5 to 2 million people died from this disease. However, since the discovery of the vaccine, the disease has slowly begun to subside. Even since the success of the vaccine program around the world, WHO stated that smallpox had been successfully destroyed.

2. Spanish flu or H1N1 (1918)
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The Spanish flu virus was first discovered in one of the American military camps at the end of World War I. Within minutes, more than one hundred cases were discovered and within a month the outbreak had spread across five countries.

This virus causes sufferers to turn blue and have difficulty breathing because their lungs are filled with fluid. At that time there was no medicine that could cure it. The number of victims due to this disease exceeds the victims of the war itself. About 100 million people have died as a result of Spanish flu.

3. Black Death
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The term black death is a pes pandemic tragedy that struck Europe, Africa and Asia in 1346-1353. The PES came from China in 1334 and spread along a wide trade route to various countries.

This disease is caused by the bite of the Bubonic plague flea parasite known as mites in mice. The term "Black Death" refers to the symptoms of this disease in the form of cell death that makes the patient's skin turn black.

An estimated 75 to 200 million victims died from this disease. The enormity of this epidemic was then raised in a film in 2010

4. Cholera
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This disease is caused by a bacterium called Vibrio cholerae which produces toxins and attacks the intestine. Noted there are about seven times the outbreak of cholera in the world. This seventh outbreak occurred in 1961-1975 and sourced from Indonesia to reach Bangladesh.

Then from North Africa also transmitted to Italy. This outbreak is estimated to have caused millions of deaths.

5. HIV / AIDS
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From 1981 to 2017, HIV / AIDS has claimed around 39 million people. This disease is caused by a virus and is transmitted through various means such as unprotected sex, sharing needles, from mother to fetus, or through breast milk.

To this day, HIV / AIDS has not been cured yet. Currently available are drugs that can inhibit the development of the virus.

Those were some of the diseases that have eliminated some of the population on this earth. As the growth of medical technology, several diseases have been eradicated and overcome. In order to avoid recurring cases of disease, the main key is self-prevention. And hopefully in the future all the infectious diseases above can be found healing.

Many people think that we live in a relatively safe world. And most people also like to pretend that a terrible disease will never befall him, because that terrible disease can only be seen in Hollywood movies.

It is true, terrible diseases such as smallpox and bubonic plague do not haunt us as happened in previous generations. However, viruses or bacteria cannot be known through our binoculars. It hides in people who might look healthy, in invisible microbes that hide in the public swimming pool area, and maybe the food we consume.

So, if you want to make sure that you or your loved ones won't fall victim to one of the deadliest diseases in the world, you should read this information.

1. Russia keeps a smallpox virus sample
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Smallpox killed 300 million people in the 20th century. Smallpox also killed people in the saddest way that happened at least a few thousand years ago. According to the BBC , the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses V was the first known smallpox victim in history, it was discovered from his mummified pustules.

But now people tend not to worry about smallpox because the vaccine is effective enough to treat it. Smallpox last occurred in 1977, and currently the virus only exists in a few laboratories.

Two laboratories in Atlanta and Koltsovo, Russia, which have been certified by the World Health Organization are still in control of smallpox outbreaks. Both laboratories should destroy their virus stocks, so that the world is free from disease outbreaks. But in 2001, the United States decided it would keep using some viruses just in case. Hmm, just in case of what huh?

Smallpox vaccination is no longer routine, which means humans can get hurt if the virus escapes from the laboratory. In 1992, a Soviet defector informed Western intelligence that the Soviet Union used smallpox to develop biological weapons. There is also a high probability that dissatisfied or unemployed scientists sell part of the smallpox virus to evil countries.

2. Bubonic plague
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Bubonic plague had occurred in the Middle Ages. This epidemic, also called bubonic, did not disappear during the Middle Ages. It first appeared when rats brought the plague to mainland America on a ship in the early 20th century. From there, it spread throughout the western United States, mostly in the southwest but also spread north to Washington.

According to the National Park Service , fleas that carry bubonic plague can be found in squirrels, wood mice, cats and prairie dogs. There are 1 to 17 cases in the United States each year and fortunately this outbreak can be treated with antibiotics, although the mortality rate is still 11 percent (50 percent for the pneumonic version).

3. Anthrax viruses that can last a very long time
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Some viruses will last for several days or even weeks, but there are stronger viruses, such as anthrax. Anthrax can kill a person in many ways, such as by attacking the skin, and the chance to kill a person reaches 20 percent, or through digestion, which has a 25 to 75 percent chance of death, or perhaps through inhalation, which has an 80 percent mortality rate.

What makes anthrax frightening is because of its strength. According to the Sentinel Journal , the anthrax virus can survive in the frozen layer for decades and the bad news is that our climate is heating up. Which means, cattle infected with anthrax and buried in the ice sheet can still infect humans and animals up to 105 years later.

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4. The Rabies Virus can incubate for years
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In 2008, the CDC reported that a case occurred in a 10-year-old girl from Vietnam, she was infected with rabies but did not experience any symptoms for up to six years. Then everything was revealed when he lived in Australia, then died.

Experts can trace the phylogenetic origins of the virus, which identified the specific virus that killed the girl apparently originating from Vietnam. There is also another case, in which a 48-year-old man was diagnosed with rabies 25 years after he was bitten by a dog in Goa, India.

5. Ebola virus transmission
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On average, one in two people who suffer from the Ebola virus will survive and live their lives as before. But it was they who turned out to spread the virus. Survivors can go home looking healthy and transmit the virus to their partners only by touching each other.

According to the World Health Organization, Ebola can potentially be transmitted sexually up to 82 days after the onset of symptoms. But WHO advises survivors to avoid unprotected sex for up to one year, unless they are willing to be tested once a month until two consecutive tests are negative.

6. Human brain-eating organisms
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There are single-celled organisms that hide in lakes of warm water on every continent except Antarctica, they are called Naegleria fowleri. This organism feeds on bacteria in the water and also the human brain, hence the nickname "brain-eating amoeba." N. fowleri feeds on the human brain through water that enters the human nose when swimming.

7. Creutzfeldt-Jakob, a disease transmitted from beef
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The disease, called Creutzfeldt-Jakob , can attack humans if it eats meat infected with abnormal prions that cause disease in cows. According to ThoughtCo, the temperature needed to deactivate abnormal prions is very high and the food just can't be eaten.

The part of the cow that is at high risk for eating is the brain and spinal cord. But Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease can be transmitted from families suffering from this disease.

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8. Flu that kills millions of people
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Seasonal influenza is usually harmless, yes. But according to the CDC, annual flu-related deaths in America reach between 12,000 and 56,000 people. But that figure is nothing compared to the 20 million to 40 million people who died from the Spanish flu in 1918.

Spanish flu was once very deadly because people's immunity at that time was still vulnerable to the flu. After comparing the flu strain in 1918 with modern poultry strains, scientists believe that they share a similar mutation that allows it to spread from birds to humans.

From there, the scientists concluded that the 1918 flu was a type of bird that also had a mutation that allowed it to move easily within the human population.

9. Everyone is at risk of developing Alzheimer's
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Many say that Alzheimer's is a genetic disease. Reporting from Newsweek , anyone who has a brain must be at risk of developing Alzheimer's. The biggest factor is old age.

Unfortunately, there is no effective treatment that can stop its development, and there is also no way to make the sufferer return to normal. By 2050, it is estimated that there will be 16 million Americans suffering from Alzheimer's disease, leading to death.

10. Not all deadly diseases have symptoms
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A more common and equally deadly disease is heart disease, which is the leading cause of death for women in America. In 2013, nearly 300,000 women died of heart disease, of which 25 percent covered all ages. According to the CDC, 64 percent of women who die suddenly due to heart disease have no symptoms before they die.

So what to do? Check blood pressure and monitor it often, and don't smoke. The three biggest risk factors for heart disease are high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and smoking.

Some people are very worried about the disease that could one day befall him, that's why many are living a healthy lifestyle and so on. Well, the 10 facts of dangerous diseases above, rightly can make us introspective and always grateful, yes, if still given health.

In the 21st century now, epidemics or epidemics are not a disease that is often afflicted by many people, because of the sophistication of medical devices and medicines. But in the past, the human population was greatly reduced by a widespread epidemic. Therefore outbreaks can be said to be more deadly than war and famine.

Of the many infectious viruses that we know through lessons and direct experience, there are several deadly outbreaks that managed to kill the sufferer in just a matter of months. Anything?

1. Black Death
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This epidemic has captured many horrors through writing and painting. The Black Death Plague erupted in the decade of 1330, somewhere in east or central Asia, and immediately spread throughout the continent, especially in Europe.

The Black Death Plague was spread due to the bacterium Yersinia Pestis , after riding a fleet of mice and fleas that spread quickly and deadly to the human body.

However, at that time the cause of the epidemic could not be identified, due to inadequate medical equipment and also the public believed myths more That would be the death toll from the Black Death epidemic reaching 75 million-200 million.

2. Smallpox
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Today, smallpox outbreaks can be anticipated by vaccination, but in the 16th century, this one was so deadly and capable of killing millions of people.

The smallpox epidemic was first struck by an African slave sent to Mexico, Francisco de Egula. After landing in Mexico, Francisco's skin was filled with terrible rashes. And immediately infected one city in Mexico, Cempoallan, which immediately became a burial ground. From the refugees who survived, the smallpox virus spread to nearby cities to the whole of Mexico.

With the epidemic spread throughout Mexico, which used to have 22 million inhabitants, only a few months after smallpox spread to 14 million people who are still alive. But smallpox was only the first blow. After the spread of the virus, another new outbreak arose. Namely, flu, lice, and various other infectious diseases.

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After various outbreaks of disease invaded Mexico alternately until in 1580, the population became less than one million.

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3. Spanish flu
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In 1918, troops in the trenches of northern France began to die in large numbers due to a vicious epidemic dubbed the Spanish Flu. This virus spread throughout the continent, and killed many souls all over the world.

In just a few months, about half a billion people, a third of the global population, collapsed by the virus. In India, the virus kills 5 percent of the population. In Tahiti, 14 percent of the population died. As a result of the Spanish Flu virus, 50 million-100 million die in less than a year.

4. HIV & AIDS
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This contagious virus until now has become a deadly scourge, because it is so difficult to overcome this virus. Because actually the HIV virus does not directly kill, like other epidemics. However, it damages the immune system, making it susceptible to various other diseases.

The HIV virus results in the person suffering from an immune deficiency which causes AIDS. Since sticking out in the early 1980s, more than 30 million people have died from AIDS, and tens of millions have suffered torturous physical and psychological damage.

That's 4 deadly plagues in history that swallowed many souls. Viruses are a matter that is easily transmitted to anyone. Although the sophistication of medical devices is able to minimize a deadly epidemic transmitted to the entire community, but we still have to be vigilant, because an illness could have alighted in your body.

China closed Wuhan City, which has been the center of the Corona Virus in recent times. This decision was taken on Thursday (1/23) after the death toll reached 17 people and as many as 600 people were infected.

Reported by Reuters , the local government informed all transportation networks were stopped and flights out of Wuhan were delayed since 10:00 am. The dangerous virus has spread to several countries such as Japan, South Korea, Thailand and the United States.

1. The government asks residents not to leave Wuhan
17 people have died as a result of Corona virus, China closes Wuhan CityTourists wear masks when visiting Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, on January 20, 2020. BETWEEN PHOTOS / REUTERS / Jason Lee
One public transportation facility, the Hankou train station, was reportedly almost empty with a locked fence. Then, to anticipate the spread of the virus, the local government asked residents not to leave Wuhan City unless it was urgent.

Security officers patrol the main streets. A number of videos circulating on social media show long lines at several refueling stations even though the government has not reported any private vehicles belonging to residents who have left the city.

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2. The central government asks that relevant authority be transparent
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When compared with the Heavy Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2002 and 2003 which killed nearly 800 people, the government in Beijing requested that the relevant authorities diligently report developments on this new type of Corona Virus. According to the government, this is to avoid panic ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday this weekend.

As reported by Xinhua , Premier Deputy Sun Chunlan said all the authorities were important to be open about the spread of the virus. If necessary, China brings in global health experts. This is the same as the request of the WHO World Health Organization last week.

According to WHO, this step is very important so that other countries can understand and take preventive action before there are citizens who are infected. The virus was first reported to WHO in China on December 31, 2019.

3. WHO canceled the emergency situation
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Initially, WHO planned to announce a declaration of a global health emergency situation on Wednesday (22/1). Reporting from CNBC , WHO later canceled the decision. Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said experts still need more information.

The meeting is rumored to be continuing in Geneva, Switzerland, on Thursday (1/23). "Today there was an extraordinary discussion during the committee meeting, but it is also clear that to continue, we need more information," Tedros told media members.

Corona Virus has been shocking the world for some time because of the impact it causes can cause death. In addition, transmission is very vulnerable and fast, ranging from coughing, sneezing, to direct skin contact.

However, besides Corona, there are several other deadly viruses that could shock the world, such as H1N1 which causes Swine Flu, H5N1 which causes Avian Flu, SARS, and Cholera.

These viruses generally have the same symptoms, just have differences to overcome them. The following explanation.

1. Swine Flu caused a stir in the world in 2009 because the epidemic spread so quickly
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Named Swine Flu because this virus is influenza that occurs in pigs and has the possibility to spread widely to humans and other animals. This virus could shock the world in 2009 because the epidemic is so quickly spread. Although the distribution has certainly been completed in 2010, it's good to always be vigilant with routine influenza vaccinations every year.

Quoted from various sources, the H1N1 virus has symptoms that commonly occur in other diseases, such as coughing, dizziness, runny nose with shortness of breath, sore throat, body aches and feels very tired, sometimes causing nausea even to diarrhea and sore throat. This virus has an incubation period of 1 to 4 days.

This virus generally attacks children who are under the age of 5 years, and elderly people over 65 years. For sufferers of chronic diseases, such as asthma, heart disease, pneumonia, or diabetes are also easily infected with this virus.

Pregnant women are also advised to maintain health conditions because it has the possibility to contract as well. Especially if someone loses immune power caused by HIV / AIDS. Similarly, for a doctor or medical worker who handles the virus.

How to prevent contracting this virus there are several ways that can be done, such as washing hands with soap, closing your mouth when coughing or sneezing, and as much as possible away from contact with sufferers of the virus.

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2. MERS CoV, still a family with the corona virus, was first discovered in the Middle East in 2012
In addition to Corona, These 5 Deadly Viruses That Could Tremble the WorldIllustration of Corona virus.(IDN Times / Mia Amalia)
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS CoV) is a respiratory disease caused by coronavirus. This disease is transmitted from camels to humans, as well as from humans to humans.

Reporting from the official WHO website, the corona virus is a large family of viruses that cause common cold to more severe illnesses such as MERS and SARS. Globally, new corona viruses appear regularly in various regions, including SARS in 2002 and MERS in 2012.

MERS CoV is thought to originate from camels that live in Middle Eastern countries, such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Yemen. Although MERS CoV also occurs in several countries in Europe and America, but sufferers are known to have this disease after traveling to Middle Eastern countries. Therefore, this disease is often referred to as Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome.

Another source said that although MERS CoV is contagious, transmission is not as easy as the common cold. MERS CoV is more susceptible to transmission through direct contact, for example in people who care for MERS sufferers without implementing proper self-protection procedures against viruses.

Symptoms of MERS CoV generally appear 1-2 weeks after the patient is infected with the virus. Some of the symptoms that arise in victims who have contracted MERS CoV include coughing, runny nose, sore throat, chills, fever, shortness of breath to muscle aches. Even in some cases, MERS CoV can also cause symptoms of bloody cough, nausea and vomiting, and diarrhea.

3. Avian Influenza first spread in 1997 in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and even Europe
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The outbreak that could shock the population in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and even some parts of Europe was caused by a virus originating from birds (poultry), namely H5N1 and also H7N9.

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This virus first spread in 1997, and reappeared with a different virus in 2013, with increasing types of viruses namely H9N2, H7N7, H6N1, H5N6, and H10N8.

This virus originates from sick birds or birds, and can be caused from an environment that has been contaminated by the disease.

Symptoms experienced by someone affected by bird flu are almost the same as the symptoms that occur in swine flu, such as diarrhea, nausea and even vomiting, abdominal pain, bleeding gums, chest pain, and even nosebleeds.

This virus is transmitted from direct contact with poultry or sick birds, direct contact with dust from the droppings of sick poultry or birds, and can also be caused when eating meat from poultry or birds contaminated with the virus due to lack of thoroughness during the cleaning process.

To overcome this, a person suffering must be rushed to the hospital to get proper treatment quickly, because this virus can spread easily, so that patients will be placed in isolation.
Generally people with the virus are encouraged to eat healthy foods and drink lots of fluids.

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4. Cholera, transmission through food or drinks that are contaminated with bacteria due to a dirty environment
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Cholera is an infectious disease that can occur through food or drinks that are contaminated with bacteria due to a dirty environment. This disease is a diarrhea caused by the Vibrio Cholerae virus, which sufferers experience severe diarrhea causing dehydration.

This disease is characterized by a liquid and pale stool. Diarrhea experienced can be mild diarrhea, severe, and even do not feel and show any symptoms. Common symptoms for Cholera sufferers are nausea, vomiting, and stomach cramps. If this disease occurs in children, it is more dangerous than parents, because the child is susceptible to hypoglycemia or low blood sugar.

For children, symptoms include diarrhea that does not heal in more than 24 hours, high fever, black stool, looks limp and sleepy, dry mouth, and sometimes the cheeks, stomach, and eyes appear sunken.

To treat it, patients only need to take antibiotics and zinc supplements.

In order to avoid this disease, it is better not to buy food that has not been guaranteed cleanliness, do not consume raw food, drink water that has been cooked first, and wash fruits and vegetables before consumption.

5. SARS
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Before the corona virus outbreak, China was first horrendous with the spread of SARS or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome which is a severe acute respiratory syndrome. SARS outbreak occurred in 2002-2003 ago.

Quoted from various sources, the SARS outbreak occurred in 37 countries and infected as many as 8,096 people, claiming 774 lives.

The disease is thought to spread through the air, but researchers have not confirmed this.

Symptoms caused by SARS include malaise (the body feels weak and unwell), myalgia (muscle aches and body aches), fever, and of course cough with difficulty breathing.

Respiratory disorders usually begin to appear within 2–10 days after a person is exposed to the virus. Medical experts will usually take action by quarantining SARS sufferers and family members having a history of previous overseas trips. The quarantine process usually takes 10 days to prevent the virus from spreading to others.

For treatment, patients must take Oseltamivir with a certain dose, plus antibiotic drugs. Because a vaccine is not yet created to ward off the virus, as a form to avoid it, just use a mask when traveling, and avoid visiting countries affected by the virus.

Eating is the most crucial thing for everyone. In addition to making the body healthier, the mind also becomes smarter. However, it turns out that not all types of food either animals or plants can be eaten you know. You have to be very clever to sort out so the benefits of "eating" can be felt. Well, there are several types of food that are actually dangerous and deadly. The following IDN Times provides a list.

1. Mackerel (Pufferfish)
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Bloated fish which is able to inflate its body contains tetrodotoxin. This compound turned out to be very deadly. Toxins from these fish work by paralyzing nerves and shortness of breath. Not impossible, the process of death will also be very slow and painful. But thankfully, now in Japan, we can feel the mackerel enjoyment with the help of experienced chefs. That said, they use special tricks so that these compounds are not harmful.

2. African Giant Bullfrog
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Kenyans usually make this giant sized frog a special dish for several events each year. Frogs that are still young if processed in the wrong way are able to remove toxins that can cause kidney failure. For some reason, even though many victims fell from eating this frog, it is still a favorite dish every year in Africa.

3. Ackee
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This national fruit from Jamaica is sold in the market with a special warning: if the seeds inside have turned black, it will contain poison. The impact, you can feel nausea, dizziness, even vomiting of people who eat it. Apparently, not always healthy fruits.

4. Sannakji
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Sannakji is a typical Korean food. This food is in the form of small to medium sized young octopus and then served with sesame and simple spices. Even though it has been cut, the octopus tentacles can still move and actively stretch. Well it turns out, this food is also quite deadly. If the tentacles are still stretched alive if they are not chewed properly, they can suck up your throat and make you choke and cause death.

5. Blood Clams
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Despite its unique name, these cute shellfish have been banned in China because they contain many bacteria and viruses that cause hepatitis A, typhoid and dysentery.

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6. Hakarl
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Hakarl is food from Greenland sharks that have been fermented under a rock for several weeks and hung for 3 months. Fermentation is done with the aim of reducing the poisons contained in fish that live in cold waters. Hakarl has a distinctive taste and emits a strong ammonia aroma.

7. Casu Marzu
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This cheese comes from the Sardinia region, Italy. Casu marzu means "rotten cheese" in Sardinian, and is known as maggot cheese. This cheese is made using larvae from cheese flies that lay eggs in them. Casu marzu is dangerous because it can cause stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea and intestinal disease.

8. Echizen Kurage
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This Japanese jellyfish seems to have become one of the special food favorites in Japan. But it turns out these foods are harmful to health. It seems like the Japanese like to stimulate adrenaline in eating extreme foods.

9. Fesikh
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This typical Egyptian food must be served at least one year before the fish is safe to eat. Fermentation process with inappropriate salt will make this fish contaminated with bacteria so that it becomes poisonous for consumption.

10. Cassava
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Is cassava dangerous? Quiet. Cassava is only poisonous if eaten raw or not thoroughly cooked. Because the substances contained in cassava will react with enzymes in the intestine and turn into cyanide poison. So make sure you cook it properly so that it's not dangerous.

Well, you already know? The most dangerous food? From now on we must be smarter in choosing food menus so that the benefits of eating can be felt.

Lately there has been a scene of a mysterious virus in Wuhan, China. Reportedly this mysterious virus is pneumonia and not SARS ( Acute Respiratory Syndrome ) as people are concerned. However, it is not known exactly what kind of pneumonia has invaded Wuhan.

Reportedly this virus has spread to Singapore. Therefore, several countries are also on guard and anticipate the spread of the virus in various ways. Well, curious how these 6 countries deal with the mysterious virus? Come on, peek!

1. China
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As a country that is the source of the pneumonia virus, the government is still trying to investigate. In addition, 163 people who had made physical contact with victims who had been infected with the pneumonia virus were immediately placed under medical supervision.

So far, it is not yet known whether the transmission of the virus can occur between humans to humans or from animals to humans. Therefore, markets where workers have been infected by the pneumonia virus are immediately shut down and secured by the government to prevent transmission of the virus.

2. South Korea
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In response to news of the pneumonia virus, South Korea seems to focus more on its citizens who want to visit Wuhan. The Korean government has warned its citizens not to visit local markets or touch wild animals or poultry. In addition, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in South Korea has also established a quarantine task force to handle the case.

3. Malaysia
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Malaysia has focused on monitoring international entry points, especially those arriving from Wuhan. Health authorities in Malaysia use two stages of examination to handle cases of the pneumonia virus.

The first stage is a temperature check, where the health authorities in Malaysia have facilitated the temperature testing at the airport. If the passenger temperature is detected in relation to the virus, the passenger will be processed at the next stage, namely quarantine. Not only that, those suspected of being infected by pneumonia will also be referred at the nearest hospital.

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4. Singapore
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In Singapore, doctors have been warned to be on the lookout for the pneumonia virus. Therefore, tourists who come from China and Singaporeans who have just returned from Wuhan are required to undergo temperature checks to detect the presence of the virus.

As for a 3-year-old boy who had just returned from Wuhan, was immediately detained and isolated as a form of prevention. Because, the child is suspected to have pneumonia that is the same as in Wuhan.

However, it turns out that is not true. Some sources reveal that the pneumonia has nothing to do with the virus that is in such excitement.

5. Thailand
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Anutin Charnvirakul as minister of public health in Thailand appealed to the public to remain calm and not worry about the pneumonia virus from Wuhan. Therefore, the government is confident it will be able to overcome this based on the experience of health officials in dealing with infectious diseases such as bird flu and SARS before.

As a concrete action in responding to the case, the government has installed a temperature filtering device at the airport that serves daily flights from Wuhan.

6. Vietnam
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Like Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, Vietnam responded to the news of the pneumonia virus by conducting temperature checks on passengers arriving from Wuhan. This was done to detect and prevent the spread of this virus in Vietnam.

Well, those are the methods carried out by the five countries. Of the various ways, the method carried out by which country do you think is effective and should be followed by Indonesia?