Sometimes, governments around the world may not have the quickest response to a sudden disease outbreak.
Since February of last year, Ebola has been ravaging Africa, yet it did not draw attention from various government entities, nor did it get much coverage from the news media. Later, due to a plane crash that caught the attention of the entire world, the government and media paid even less attention to it.
It wasn't until several months later, when the Ebola outbreak got worse, that mainstream media started to track and report it, finally looking under the spotlight.
The super bacteria began to spread across the world by plane. A Chinese airliner departed from Hong Kong and arrived in Beijing after a short three-hour flight. But unbeknownst to a high feverish and severely coughing passenger, they had already spread bacteria to most of the passengers in the economy class.
