20 Million Dead as Berlin Cough burns out

2/27/1992

Federal officials allowed the Congressional "Declaration of a Public Health Emergency" to expire today, signaling an official end to the Pridelander made weaponized H5N1 influenza pandemic that has rocked the United States, Canada, Mexico, Africa, Europe, East Africa and Southeast Asia. The decision to let the declaration expire comes after several days of very lowest flu activity which died out completely and the vaccination of over 100 million Americans.

The World Health Organization said that peak Africanized H5N1 activity had likely passed for the world. The USA, Canada and Mexico were particularly hard-hit by the disease, as it was weaponized by the Great Pridelander Federation. Official tallies estimate at least 20 million people across East Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and South America dead from Africanized H5N1, but that number is likely to rise as hospitals file their final reports.

The US Military and the UNSA, previously charged with maintaining order as the virus spread, have withdrawn from a number of metropolitan areas and plans to continue a phased withdrawal. A spokesman for the Department of Defense stated that there will likely be a reduced but ongoing military presence in most cities for the next several months.