The Hot Zone

In 1980, a man named Charles Monete and a girlfriend traveled to Mount Ergon in Western Kenya. They spent the night there, then went to a big cave called Kitcam Cave. Three days after returning home, Charles started to have a headache. A few days later he went to the doctor and told him that he should go to a bigger / better hospital in Nairobi. That's why Charles flew to Nairobi. On the way to Nairobi, Charles found himself bleeding with black liquid. Charles finally arrived at the hospital.

Analysis of hotspots by Robert Preston A hot spot written by Robert Preston is a true story depicting the three shocking and horrible outbreaks of three deadly refractory viruses. Egypt, Marburg Bola Sultan and Ebola Zaire. In this book these highly contagious viruses wiped out Africa, brought terrible catastrophic effects and killed 50% to 90% of the victims. - "Cat on Hot Tin Roof" Williams' Cat on "Hot Tin Roof" Williams showed the wrong world to the audience. Every fiber in the existence of a character is based on a series of fraud from self-deception to exploitation to social lie. The name of the character itself hides the irony and fraud like the leader Brick.

Richard Preston's "hot zone" is considered to be a non-fictitious thriller, the expansion or foundation of the "hot crisis", and his own 1992 articles and other studies. On the other hand, "Cobra Incident" by Richard Preston is considered a new bioshock novel published or published in 1998. "Cobra incident" is a terrible attempt at Archimedes. Archimedes is the person who makes the virus, and he uses it to threaten the stability or safety of the United States. Richard Preston gathered and asked for details and data on the story of US military, scientists, public health authorities and other major contributions to the history of biological weapons; its development and application

In May 1995 NOVA was the only film crew allowed to enter the "hot zone" when the terrible outbreak of Ebola virus hit Zaire's remote location. As a result of spending four weeks in quarantined town Kiku, an unprecedented news report was made on one of the most deadly diseases in the world. This landmark Impressionist has found inspiration in his 19th century world, and his rendering in the Parisian society also goes through now. The program supplements the observation from the board rails and Zora with a themed theme. The life and work of the French master (1832 - 83) was explored in the movie produced at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Including a masterpiece such as "Boating"