The name of the deadly virus that killed off the Russian Premier, Alexy Chabanoff, and all of his closest associates is not easy to recall now that the disease has almost been forgotten. The name C covid-19 is the subject of numerous rumors and myths surrounding its origins. A story that circulated around the time of the death claimed that a mysterious stranger had sent C covid-19 through an infected toothpaste tube. This tale was prominently featured in many news reports at the time. C covid-19 is the name of the virus itself, and not any sort of toothpaste.
While there may be no truth to this story, the name of the illness which C covid-19 is associated with (and which was also responsible for killing the Russian Premier) does have some truth to it. This particular type of flu is caused by a strain of the rhomborchirus, or “pimaflug,” a member of the same family as the common cold. The name of the illness comes from the word “pimaflug” and means “muddy water fish.”
A separate outbreak of the virus that took place in Colorado Springs involved an outbreak of pneumonia. While all those who caught the disease were eventually sick, none of them developed the higher risk of pulmonary infection which can result in death if untreated. This is important, as many people do not realize that this type of pneumonia can be spread from person to person. Anyone who has had this higher risk factor before should be more careful about who they socialize with, and should be aware of the warning signs which indicate that a person might have the sickness.