[Anti-Japanese Iron Blood King] Chapter 1014: Okamura Ningji's Hind Hand (Ask for Subscription!) , ask for a monthly pass, ask for everything! ）

Originally, Ma Zheng thought that there would be a rare calm after the war, but it was a pity that the trees wanted to be quiet and the wind did not stop, and less than a week after the truce between the two sides, a very terrible virus spread in the Pingjin area. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

The first to fall ill was a family of three in Beiping City, and after questioning, it was discovered that their family had developed the disease after eating the food distributed to them by the military region.

Subsequently, under Ma Zheng's order, Yang Chengwu, commander-in-chief of the Beiping garrison, immediately sent people to find out the source of the grain, and learned that the grain distributed to the family was pulled out of the captured Japanese warehouse.

Because of the agreement between the two sides, the Japanese army could not carry too much food when they evacuated Beiping, let alone damage the items in the city, including food, of course, so Ma Zheng's department seized a large amount of food and other materials in Beiping City this time.

In view of the lack of food in the city after the war, and the vast majority of the citizens were hungry, Ma Zheng specially ordered Yang Chengwu's troops to distribute some of the captured grain to the citizens of Beiping, so that they could have a winter ration.

After receiving Ma Zheng's order, Yang Chengwu and others did not dare to slack off, and immediately opened several large warehouses in the north of Beiping City to release grain to the citizens of the city. Since it is only the end of November, and there are still at least four months to go before the beginning of spring next year, the Suicha Military Region Headquarters has decided to distribute 200 catties of potatoes, 100 catties of corn, and 50 pounds of white flour to each citizen of Beiping.

Although 350 catties of grain is not much, there are two catties of rations per person on average, which is already very good in this troubled era. The only drawback is that all the grains distributed are coarse grains, and each person can only get 50 catties of white flour.

The main reason is that Ma Zheng asked that most of the fine grain be reserved for the troops, after all, it depends on those soldiers to fight.

However, what they did not expect was that the common people would become ill after eating the grain distributed by the military region, and this disease was still a virulent infectious disease, and five or six hundred people fell ill in just a few days.

Symptoms such as vomiting and severe diarrhoea usually occur after infection, which usually begin with sudden diarrhoea followed by vomiting. Generally, there is no obvious abdominal pain, and there is no tenesmus. Several times a day stool is even difficult to count, the amount is large, at first it is yellow watery, and soon it turns to rice swill, a small number of patients have bloody watery stools or tarry stools, diarrhea is followed by projectile and borderline vomiting, initially stomach contents, followed by watery, rice swill.

Severe diarrhoea causes a large loss of fluids and electrolytes, resulting in circulatory collapse, manifested by a drop in blood pressure, a weak pulse, a significant increase in hemoglobin and plasma gravity, and a decrease in urine output or even anuria. This is followed by generalized hypotonia, loss of tendon reflexes, gum tympanum, tachycardia, and arrhythmia.

In severe cases, the eyes are deeply sunken, the voice is hoarse, the skin is dry and wrinkled, the elasticity is lost, the abdomen is sunken and scaphoid shaped, the lips and tongue are dry, thirst and desire to drink, the limbs are cold, the body temperature often drops below normal, muscle spasms or convulsions, and finally death in pain.

The most frightening thing is that the virus spreads quickly, but people do not die immediately after the onset of the disease, at least no one has died in the past three days.

However, severe diarrhea and vomiting cause the vast majority of patients to collapse severely, and if they do not find suitable medication, they will die within a few days.

The most important thing is that after the virus was discovered in Beiping, a similar situation occurred in some areas in the suburbs, and large-scale infections broke out in Changping, Miyun and other places before doctors from the military region could go to inspect them.

When the matter was reported back to Datong, Ma Zheng was furious, which was obviously a dirty trick of the Japanese army. They saw that the military offensive could not defeat Ma Zheng's troops, so they resorted to this kind of indiscriminate trick, which is really hateful.

Subsequently, Ma Zheng found that the matter was more serious than he thought, although the infected people have not died in the past few days, but nearly 100,000 people have been infected in the entire North China region.

The most important thing is that so far the doctors of the military region have not found the way of transmission of this virus, let alone the drugs that can treat it. Although penicillin could inhibit the virus to some extent, the effect was not very obvious at that time, and there was no cure.

After inspecting the Jewish ghetto in Guisui, Ma Zheng collected some virus samples for research, combined with the information collected by the military doctors, Ma Zheng found that the patient's clinical symptoms were somewhat similar to a disease that was almost extinct in later generations, combined with Ma Zheng's understanding of some bacteria and viruses used by the Japanese army invading China, Ma Zheng finally came to a conclusion that the Japanese army used to deal with the cholera virus in the Suicha Military Region.

Cholera is a disease that no one is unaware of, and although it was almost extinct in later generations, it was one of the top 10 infectious diseases in the world before it was extinct. Large-scale cholera has occurred on continents from Asia to Europe to the United States and Africa, and even the demise of some powerful civilizations has been linked to cholera

Ma Zheng always knew that the Japanese army was using such vicious things against the Chinese, and they often did this in history, the largest of which was the "Luxi Plan" implemented in 1943.

Historically, in the autumn of 1943, the Japanese army launched a cholera bacteriological warfare codenamed "Operation Luxi of the Twelfth Army of the North China Front" in Luxi and southern Hebei, sowing cholera germs on the Weihe River and land, and breaking the Weihe embankment, thus involving 18 counties in the Weihe River basin, including Linqing, Qiuxian, Guantao, Guanxian, Tangyi, Xinxian, Chaocheng, Fanxian, Guancheng, Puxian, Shouzhang, Yanggu, Liaocheng, Chiping, Boping, Qingping, Xiajin, Gaotang and other counties in southern Hebei, and Weixian, Qinghe, Wucheng, Gucheng, Dexian, Jingxian and other counties in southern Hebei.

The sudden outbreak of the plague is epidemic cholera, which is highly infectious and has a very high mortality rate. From late August to late October of that year, more than 200,000 peaceful Chinese residents died in 18 counties in northwest Shandong alone.

In fact, from the beginning, the Chinese did not think that this was a natural disaster, they always believed that it was a shocking conspiracy deliberately brewed by the Japanese army, and it was a "man-made disaster" deliberately created by the Japanese army.

However, because the use of biological weapons violated public international law and humanitarianism, the Japanese army's bacteriological warfare was carried out in a state of top secret, and after the battle, it remained silent, so that the truth of this tragic incident has never been known to the world. It was not until 20 years after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression that the Japanese bacteriological war criminals, inspired by the long-term education and policies of the Chinese and Soviet governments, took the initiative to confess this crime, and people knew that cholera in northwestern Shandong was a particularly tragic case caused by the Japanese bacteriological troops.

It was precisely because he knew about this matter that Ma Zheng did not dare to relax his vigilance all along.

Ma Zheng knows better than anyone how harmful the plague is, it is a super virus that can easily exterminate a civilization, and he can't be sloppy at all, but it's a pity that he didn't prevent it in the end, and he was stunned to let the little devil give him a stick under his nose.

was beaten by these jumping clowns, Ma Zheng's mood is called a tangled, cholera is a plague that is easy to treat, and it is not easy to cure if it is not treated, mainly because it is difficult to eradicate this highly contagious germ with existing drugs and medical standards.

To say that the best drugs for cholera are ciprofloxacin and norfloxacin, of course, tetracycline can also be used, but the effect is not as obvious as ciprofloxacin and norfloxacin.

Drug treatment is one thing, but the threat of cholera is far from being solved by an effective drug, and the threat of cholera cannot be eliminated as long as the cholera germs are not eliminated. The Suicha Military Region is now asking for medicine and no medicine, and equipment or equipment, which can make Ma Zheng anxious.

What worries Ma Zheng even more is that this is obviously not a temporary idea of the little devil, it is likely that such a plan has been formulated for a long time, otherwise Okamura Ningji got so many pathogens from there in a hurry?

If cholera is allowed to continue like this, it will not be long before Beiping City will become a dead city, and even the entire Suicha Military Region will be exhausted.

You must know that it is not only ordinary people who are sick now, but also many soldiers, and more than 400 soldiers have been rushed to the hospital in just three days. If there is no cure, Peking is in danger! North China is in danger!