Then, she suddenly raised her eyes to look at him, he was still laughing, his brows and mouth were filled with an unconcealable mockery.
This pneumonia virus incident had many frontline workers who were her former colleagues, she had been closely following it.
She knew that among the deceased, most were England people, and as for whether there were any other races, she hadn't been focusing on that.
She only felt that since it was a virus, infection among races should be indiscriminate.
And this time, the nation's experts involved in researching this virus were all top-level; if it were due to the virus itself, it wouldn't be possible that after so much research there was no progress at all.
Could it be related to race?
Thinking of this, she immediately took out her phone and called her cousin Arthur Clark, who worked at the research institute.
"Brother, are all the people infected by the pneumonia virus England people?"
