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What is HantaVirus? Will Eurocrats Use it to Push Energy Lockdowns?
Post Views: 98 Hantaviruses are a group of zoonotic viruses (transmitted from animals to humans) belonging to the family Hantaviridae. First identified during the Korean War (1950s). Named after the Hantan River in South Korea. Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) is a zoonotic, viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses. Transmission: Hantavirus spreads mainly through aerosolised particles contaminated by infected rodents. Inhalation of virus particles from rodent urine, droppings, or saliva & direct contact with contaminated surfaces. Person-to-person transmission is generally NOT observed, especially in most hantavirus types. Exception: Some rare strains in South America (e.g., Andes virus) have shown limited human...
ITM Trading: US Debt Hits WWII Levels as your Cost of Living Keeps Climbing
Post Views: 171 In todayβs rapidly shifting global economy, staying informed about macroeconomic trends is essential for long-term financial stability. Recent data highlights a significant milestone for the United States: the national debt has officially surpassed the size of the entire national economy for the first time since the era of World War II. With a national debt exceeding $31 trillion and a total federal debt burden that reaching even higher levels relative to GDP, financial experts and credit rating agencies are closely monitoring the sustainability of these figures.Β As interest costs on this debt rise, many are beginning to...
Global Airfares Surge Amid Soaring Jet Fuel Prices, Ongoing US-Iran Conflict
Post Views: 204 Airlines, once confident in their financial resilience, are now navigating a volatile landscape due to geopolitical shocks Two million airline seats have been cut from this monthβs schedules as airlines redraw their operations because of soaring jet fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict. Rescheduling in May could be followed by summer cancellations as Middle East war continues to disrupt fuel supplies. About 13,000 fewer flights will operate in May around the world after recent cancellations, according to data from the aviation analytics company Cirium. Since late February, airline ticket prices have surged for flights taking specific...













