CDC issued a Level 2 alert for an outbreak of chikungunya virus in the Guangdong Province
Chikungunya cases have also been spreading throughout Europe
if we were to have an outbreak – it's most likely to occur in places like Florida, Louisiana and Texas
https://www.foxnews.com/health/could-chikungunya-virus-spread-us-heres-what-americans-should-know

Corona Chan is over and it's not coming back. Fuck China, Bill Gates, the WHO and Tedros.

>chikun virus

Lol if you move the N, you can also get chinku.

>Florida, Louisiana and Texas

So the shit states filled with brown people? What's the downside?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epidemiology_of_chikungunya

>Chikungunya is a mosquito-borne alpha virus that was first isolated after a 1952 outbreak in modern-day Tanzania.

>spreads by mosquito

absolute nothingburger.

>>512639362
No no, they could actually have something.
>Mosquito borne virus suddenly JUMPS in cases, causes massive spike in hospitalizations
>Some cases are later revealed to be permanently crippled due to how the virus can lay dormant and reactivate months later
>The only real reason it stops is because winter season is coming to most of the developed world
>Meanwhile, the lower hemisphere and non-winter portions of the world are getting completely destroyed
>"ohh noooo guys, this virus will 100% come back once winter is over, we have to prepare NOW"
>massive vaccination campaign, the antivax have no case to argue because the virus is clearly real, destroying non-winter areas of the globe
I think the concept has potential, at least in theory.
That flaw of mosquito borne spread is actually a strength, if used correctly.