China reports NEW unknown disease spreading across Asian country deadlier than COVID-19

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Dr. Michael Ryan the Executive Director for WHO Emergency Program recognized that in fact there is another virus that has not been indemnified and reported by China. Screen photo from a video of the World Health Organization.

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CHINESE officials warned of a fatal “unknown pneumonia” with a death rate higher than the coronavirus COVID-19 which is spreading across an Asian country.

Areas in Kazakhstan have seen major spikes in cases of the disease since mid-June. The country’s Health Ministry said it recorded more than 32,000 cases of a previously unknown type of pneumonia between 29 June and 5 July with 451 deaths.

They describe the illness as “unknown pneumonia” and, in a warning to Chinese citizens in Kazakhstan, embassy officials said: “The death rate of this disease is much higher than the novel coronavirus.

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