Re-emerging: What is the Sars virus and what are its symptoms? How is the Sars virus transmitted?

The SARS virus, which reappeared before the coronavirus was over, was now seen in Iraq and China. In China, where 14 thousand people were quarantined, the alarm was again raised. While investigating how the virus seen in employees in cargo companies emerged, the Iraqi administration made a statement stating that the virus did not spread. So what is the Sars virus and what are its symptoms? How is the Sars virus transmitted?
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome is the definition of the virus that causes severe acute respiratory failure syndrome. The disease first appeared in February 2003 in Asia, North America and Europe. The disease, which progressed in the same course as pneumonia, caused deaths because no medicine was available for the first time. How the virus, which is normally found in animals, transmitted to humans is still being investigated. Travelers and those living in the crowded city are in danger. Because the disease is transmitted by air. The virus that settles in the human body circulates in the body for 2 or 7 days without taking over the immune system. Later shows mild flu symptoms. All this information is estimated. Research is ongoing about the signs of infection and how it progresses. The virus, which can quickly fall victim to itself in public areas, blocks the sinus tracts, causing the patient to sneeze and cough. Experts explained that especially the elderly, children and pregnant women should be more careful, otherwise it may result in death. It caused

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