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A screenwriter trapped in a city during the COVID-19 pandemic searches for his wife while attempting to create a film that cannot be filmed.
Fifty million people died from the Spanish flu pandemic, which began in April 1918 and became the deadliest pandemic in human history.
More than 60,000 coronavirus cases were reported within 70 days, compared to around 10,000 cases of SARS after 176 days.
Explore how past pandemics sparked innovation and question if COVID-19 is the catalyst for our digital future!
About 120 people in South Korea tested positive for COVID-19 after a single case visited several night spots in Seoul, raising concerns of a second wave.
By the summer of 1918, the Spanish Flu was spreading across the United States, yet the government chose to remain silent about the crisis.
