Become the dog emperor in the survival game

Chapter 41 Virus 3
Fan Chu piled up all the food he bought in the bedroom, and then closed all the curtains in the living room and bedroom to prevent others from being aware of his situation through the windows and causing danger.

Then he lay on the sofa, swiped his phone, and kept an eye on the status of the infected people.

At six o'clock in the afternoon, Fan Chu heard a messy sound upstairs, as if someone was fighting.

It didn't take long for the voices upstairs to subside. At this time, a message popped up on Fan Chu's phone, about reporting to the local hospital.

Fan Chu clicked on it and saw that a certain reporter had secretly installed a camera in the hospital. Every day, he and his colleagues took turns watching the ward, recording the patient's status, and posting it online, arousing people's curiosity and attention.

But just now, the reporter stared at the camera and was surprised to find that several infected people who were already in the advanced stages suddenly moved.

At this point, the reporter's content was gone. The news exploded on the Internet. People were so excited that they strongly urged the reporter to post a follow-up with a video attached.

Some family members of the patients are also very concerned. They claim that their family members who have already got terminal disease are also in the hospital. Once the patient can’t control the disease and reach the terminal stage, the hospital will isolate them and prevent their family members from visiting to avoid being infected. So they are very concerned. Their recent situation, begged the reporter to send out the video for everyone to see, with a glimmer of hope in their hearts that their illnesses were cured.

Not surprisingly, the reporter's article quickly became popular, and the reporter was also appreciated by his boss, who asked him to delay posting a follow-up for an hour, and the reporter readily agreed.

People waited and waited, and the article grew rapidly with an astonishing number of readings. Finally, at around seven o'clock, the reporter released the video of the terminally ill patient.

At the same time, the hospital was also paying attention to the news. After seeing the reporter secretly installing cameras in the hospital wards, the hospital asked someone to check the wards one by one, and they found those cameras.

And those late-stage infected patients who suddenly woke up described in the article have already been discovered by the hospital. At first, they thought that these patients suddenly improved after a few days or longer of drug treatment, but when they sent a few nurses to In the ward, those patients suddenly became a little excited, and rushed forward to bite the nurse with cuts and bruises all over her body.

The hospital that wanted to inform the family members hesitated, and they reported the matter to the higher authorities.

After research, it was found that these people's consciousness is chaotic, and they don't have the slightest breath of life on their bodies, so they are very sensitive to the breath of living people. As long as a living person approaches, they will pounce on them and bite them. It is somewhat similar to rabies. Assimilated after an hour, with the current medical methods, there is no possibility of recovery.

Knowing the seriousness of the matter, the hospital immediately sent people to lock up these infected people in one place, and welded a circle of iron fences around them. In order to prevent the news from leaking out and causing panic among the masses, the hospital could only lie that they were receiving More comprehensive and better treatment, continue to prevent family members from contacting.

But I never thought that these reporters, in order to catch people's attention and attract traffic, actually installed cameras in the wards and took videos of the patients after they woke up.

When the patient went berserk, the hospital hadn't found the camera. If the reporter sent this video, one can imagine how much social panic it would cause.

(End of this chapter)