The panic that follows cannot be measured at all. The added side effect is reanimation, and would be a decade before scientists are able to figure any of it out. In between four and seven hours of getting their shot, about 95% succumbed to the active H1N1 virus that was in the vaccination. In just days, the CDC realized something had gone wrong. Fights start breaking out in drugstores while the fearful masses tried to get one of the limited shots. People line up for the shots, like they were concert tickets. In just days, hundreds of thousands of vaccinations are shipped all over the world and America. First, they didn’t test for side effects properly and second, they used a live virus. To try to speed things up the virologists make two mistakes. Pressure to get results had come from the highest office in all the land. The virus all started in the Center for Disease Control, where virologists were relieved to finally have one effective vaccination against the resilient swine flu. This influenza pandemic of 2010, while not nearly as bad as the one that was raging back in 1918 still gets citizens all over the world close to panic.

Close to eighty thousand cases have been confirmed in clinics and hospitals all over the United States as well as the rest of the world, the World Health Organization reports. Estimates suggest that nearly three thousand people across the nation, and fifteen thousand around the world have died of Swine Flu (H1N1 virus). “Zombie Fallout” is the first novel in the “Zombie Fallout” series, which was released in the year 2010. The series is written from the Talbot family’s perspective, with Michael’s being the main voice to be heard from.

The series began publication in the year 2010, when “Zombie Fallout” was released. Author Mark Tufo pens the “Zombie Fallout” series of zombie apocalypse and horror novels.

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