Learn about the character of the “super transmission” virus of SK

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Medical studies have revealed that there are two super infection carriers of the new coronavirus, since there is an established fact for nearly two decades, that a small group of people equivalent to one out of every five people transmits the infection much more and much faster than the majority of others do. According to a report published by the Guardian newspaper.

The newspaper said that the third British case that caught the disease was a man in his fifties who caught the infection during a conference in Singapore, and then traveled to France for a vacation with his family in an Alpine resort, and transferred the infection to 5 other people, including a 9-year-old child.

“When the man returned to Britain, he was diagnosed, while 4 other Britons reported that they had contracted the virus, and all of them were also present at the French resort itself.”

The British newspaper pointed out that the nature of the person who is described as a “super transmission” may be related to the immune system “which may not be good enough to curb the virus, but is able to not show or feel symptoms and continue to transmit the infection to others.”

“It is possible that the person who became infected with an infection might have become a” super carrier “by catching a large dose of the virus in the first place, or having infected more than one pathogen at the same time. “But it is impossible to know who will be the super-transmission carrier and who will not.”

The first case of a super-infection carrier appeared in 1900, when a woman had 51 people with typhoid even though she had no symptoms. In 1998, a high school student in Finland transmitted measles infection to 22 people, although 8 of them had previously received a vaccine. Two people are said to have caused Ebola transmission among 50 others in the Congo in 1995.

The emerging corona virus killed 1,018 people and infected 43,114 others worldwide, and it first appeared in Wuhan, China, and subsequently spread to 30 countries and regions.

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