This also made the Spanish flu in a previous life known as the greatest medical disaster in history. If not handled properly, even developed countries would struggle to cope, such as the United States in a previous life, which saw a reduction of nearly ten years in life expectancy due to this epidemic.
This is not the true terror of the Spanish flu. The deadly aspect of the Spanish flu lies in its lethality among young and middle-aged adults, with half of the fatalities occurring among those aged twenty to forty.
If this epidemic develops as it did in a previous life, then many governments would have headaches, especially in Europe, which had already lost a large number of young men due to war reasons. If they lost a lot of young adults again due to the epidemic, it would undoubtedly be adding insult to injury, especially for countries like France, where population resources are quite valuable.
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East Africa.
