WBHO officially named WuBrick Virus as Brickvid-19 Virus

Royal Legonia Hospital is the most advanced hospital in the region, with some 400 beds for pandemic patients.

The World of Bricks Health Organisation (WBHO) announced the official name of the WuBrick Virus as Brickvid-19, and recommended regional countries to seal their borders and minimise interaction between people so as to check the spread of the virus. 

The recommendation came as the number of infected people in the region has grown to about 2,000. Equanter has the highest number of infected patients, with about 1,500, with 120  of them are in intensive care units as they have serious symptoms of of non-stop sneezing.

The  Kingdom of Legonia has already sealed its border with Equanter. It has also reported 4 cases of infection along the border area.

"Three of the patients have been sneezing non-stop and we have isolated them ", said a Legonian official.  The Acting Prime Minister of Legonia has appealed to his subjects to stay indoor so that the spread of the virus could be checked.

"I urged all subjects to stay indoor for their own good, and for the good of the Kingdom. The Government has set aside substantial funding to support our citizens. We have sent food rationing cards that allow each household to order food online without any charge,  Each household is allowed to purchase 2 rounds of large pizza, 2 rounds of fried chickens  and 2 rounds of pasta per week for the next 2 weeks. All these purchases will be paid by the government", said the Crown Prince who is also the acting Prime Minister. 

Equanter has already issued a lockdown and curfew for the past week, while the Kingdom of Fabu has reported no case at all after it has locked down its border.

The Kingdom of Brikvania has deployed soldiers to maintain a curfew. Residents are to stay indoor for the next five days.

"It is dangerous to sneeze nowadays. Once I sneezed while shopping and almost everyone in the shop ran away," said George Fourman, a resident of Briktown.

Meanwhile researchers at the Royal Academy of Medicine in Legonia may have found a potential vaccine for the pandemic. 

"It seems cold vanilla ice cream could fight off the virus. We found out about it when one of the patients infected suddenly stopped sneezing after having a tub of vanilla ice cream sent by his family", said Professor Miky, the Head of Legonia Medical Office.