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A group of Chinese researchers studied swine flu viruses from 2011 to 2018 and found the G4 H1N1 trait, which according to an article published by the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), "has all the necessary characteristics to become a pandemic virus".

Researchers say that the amount of virus in the blood of those who raise pigs on farms is also high, and "the human population, especially those active in the pig industry, should be carefully monitored".

This research speaks to the risk of transmission of the virus to humans, especially in densely populated areas such as China, where millions of people live near farms, livestock, slaughterhouses and slaughterhouses.

The current coronavirus appears to have originated in horseshoe bats in southwestern China and may have been transmitted to humans through a seafood store in central Wuhan, where the virus was first identified.

Research suggests that pigs are an important "mixing vessel" for the production of pandemic influenza virus and should be systematically monitored.

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In 2009, against the outbreak of bird flu, China took measures such as banning incoming flights from infected countries and quarantining tens of thousands of people.

The new virus identified in this research is a combination of the 2009 bird flu and the once widespread swine flu.

He wrote on his Twitter: "Despite the fact that five years have passed since the emergence of this virus, there is no evidence that it has spread to humans... This key point should be kept in mind."

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According to the latest reported statistics, more than 10.3 million people worldwide have been infected with the corona virus and 504,269 people have died as a result.