Headlines

Headlines are snippets of information which regularly appear across the top of the screen moving from right to left. For the most part they are nonsensical, however other headlines are especially important in deciding how to adapt the pathogen to any changes.

Headlines vary from trivial matters to entertainment news yet also include vital information, such as that concerning global temperature changes, economic growth and decline as well as sanitisation schemes on planes and ships.

Headlines include

American men organise protests for equal gender rights

Ethan Hunt dies after sprinting for 50 miles

Frank Sinatra rises from the dead and then dies again

Freddy Mercury's clone is ready to take piano lessons

High school teacher claims real nunbers are actually a human invention

In Tokyo, 14-year-old boy 'shoots hadouken' says mother

Lasagne diet is the new trend on Tennessee

Latest research reveals that 50% of the population has an IQ below 100

Little Prince movie adaptation will be a hexalogy

One-man flash mobs are the new sensation in Manhattan

President of Madagascar refuses to sign over airport construction

Psychologist suggests that the main difference between 30 and 25-year-old women is age

Selfies 'must be encouraged' says NSA

Studio announces new movie protagonised by super villains

Traces of meat found in MacDonald's hamburgers

Waldo found dead in hospital stairwell 17 days after he went missing

Zombietheistic cult member arrested for corpses from morgues

Situational headlines include

Hospitals suffer vandalism after rejecting new patients

[Country] approves human drug experimentation

Mass suicides in Hollywood due to fear of disease

A group of infected people organise a quanrantine and submit themselves

Water shortage

Economy deceleration

Economy ___

Ship hygienisation

Airplane sanitisation

National headlines include

[Country] closes airports - Precautionary measure to prevent exposure

[Country] closes land borders

[Country] closes ports -

[Country] falls into anarchy - ​Appears when 75% of a country's population has died, Also means that cure research from the region stops.

[Country] funding cure research

Pathogen headlines include

Birds become vectors

Black death

Hundreds infected

Infectious as TB

International cure research

Malaria

More cases than HIV

New disease identified

New disease reported

New yellow fever

Rats become vectors

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