Harry Potter's Strongest Senior Chapter 283

The 270 teachers and students in the auditorium were neatly laying on the floor. Except for the students in the lower grades who were emotionally unstable and needed comfort from the staff, everyone else lay on the floor and rested honestly.

The blasting genius Seamus Finnigan said to Harry and Ron beside him.

"Don't panic, my mother is a nurse in St. Mungo's. I heard her talk about Barth's disease before. Now it's not a terrible disease. It's easy to treat when it's discovered early."

Ron pulled out two durian-filled beef sticks out of nowhere. Harry and Seamus shook their heads disinterestedly. They had already developed obvious symptoms, loss of appetite and lethargy.

"It's good not to have class, but I can't get out." Ron took a bite of the beef stick, and after chewing it twice, he felt that it was boring.

The other half of the students, who were not infected, were also confined to the dormitory. When eating, they were also sent to the common room by the house-elves in the kitchen in batches.

Sean sat by the bedroom window, watching the medical staff and the guarding Aurors walking below, a feeling of unease rose in his heart.

On the first day of quarantine at Hogwarts, St Mungo's Hospital sent a team of eight medical staff to the atrium at Hogwarts.

In addition to their freedom to move around, Snape and McGonagall, who were not infected, could only stay in their dormitories.

All 193 villagers in Hogsmeade Village were tested, and the test results were only 50% lower than the abnormal 90% at Hogwarts. Hogsmeade's infection rate was only 50%.

But compared with 30% in other countries, it is still a serious excess.

Student activities at Hogwarts are simple. Except for school, they go to Hogsmeade on weekends, but Hogsmeade villagers go to Diagon Alley and work at the Ministry of Magic.

The workload at St Mungo's has tripled, and all patients' families are being tested.

All the wizards in the British wizarding world add up to more than 10,000 and hundreds of people. A large number of infected people have appeared in the Ministry of Magic and Diagon Alley, which are the most crowded. In order to control the situation, Fudge issued a stay-at-home order.

Fudge, fully armed with a mask and gloves, is in a meeting with the director and therapists at St Mungo's Hospital.

"Therapeutic agents should be formulated as soon as possible."

The dean read the report in his hand and responded, "We are already stepping up the production of the therapeutic agent, and the first batch of 100 people will be finished tomorrow morning."

"The first batch is given priority to the Ministry of Magic, followed by Diagon Alley, Hogsmeade, and Hogwarts," Fudge said.

The dean and the therapists looked at each other, whether it was the children first, or the first place first, the Ministry of Magic couldn't get it. The therapists dared not speak, and the dean put down the tone of the report and asked tentatively.

"Minister Fudge, should the first batch be provided to Hogwarts first?"

"I know, but the Ministry of Magic has returned to normal, so that the disease in the wizarding world can be better controlled, right?" Fudge wore a mask, and he didn't know how he looked when he said this.

"Yes, Minister Fudge has long-term considerations." The Dean's flattery was just right.

The parents of the uninfected students in Hogwarts saw from the Daily Prophet that Bath's disease was spreading on a large scale in the wizarding world, and anxious parents ran to Hogwarts to take their children away.

"Dumbledore, there have been more than a dozen students' parents at the gate asking to take the students home." Filch said panting.

It is worth mentioning that Filch is free to move around Hogwarts and help medical staff take care of patients, because Bass disease cannot infect Squibs and Muggles.

"Argus, please tell the parents that the children are safe in school isolation, please rest assured," Dumbledore said.

The reason Dumbledore didn't let the students leave was because he was afraid that this was what Voldemort wanted.

However, when Filch returned to the gate, the Aurors had already driven away the parents who were surrounding the gate.

"Minister Fudge has ordered that all teachers and students should not leave the school," said an Auror.

On the second day of quarantine, some of the infected students became more ill. Astoria and forty other people had elevated body temperature, weakness in their limbs, vomiting and diarrhea, their magic power could no longer be output normally, and their pupils began to dilate.

"It's so uncomfortable." Ginny lay on the floor, sweaty.

"Nurse, I'm so hot." Cassius muttered.

The therapist Smethek said solemnly, "The time from the first stage to the second stage of the disease is too short."

"Director, Hogwarts' Bath disease has surpassed previous cases in terms of transmission. Could it be that the germ has evolved? If so, is the old healing agent still used?" Pai asked worriedly.

Smethic was silent for a while, and then said, "Go to Case 1 to get blood drawn, and go back to St. Mungo for a comprehensive examination."

Pai nodded, ordered the nurse to draw blood from Astoria, and immediately left Hogwarts with Smethwick.

On the first day, the auditorium was still very orderly. After only one night, moans, wailing, and cries were mixed together, and the children who became sicker suffered from the splitting headache caused by the high fever.

The nurses are so busy that they do not have a moment to spare, and try their best to give the children medicine, cool down, and reduce pain.

And more than fifty patients at the Ministry of Magic have already been allocated the first batch of therapeutic agents, and the second batch will be completed tomorrow.

Rita Skeeter, a phrasing expert and a popular reporter for the Daily Prophet, upholds the spirit of a media person fighting on the front line. She runs back and forth at the gate of Hogwarts, outside the alley of Diagon Alley, the lobby of the Ministry of Magic, St Mungo's Dean outdoor. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com

With her superb professional skills of catching the wind, adding fuel to vinegar, taking things out of context, and fabricating them out of thin air, she even exposed the inside story of the Ministry of Magic's priority use of the first batch of healing agents.

"Fudge did something stupid." Dumbledore said sharply, looking at the newspaper.

As soon as the report came out, the lobby of the Ministry of Magic was crowded with angry parents of students, and Fudge couldn't stand the pressure and had to come forward to explain.

"I understand very well the feeling of worrying about children as a parent, but please believe in the Ministry of Magic, believe in St. Mungo's, Bath's disease is not a terrible disease for modern wizards, and the infected children also have medical staff at Hogwarts. good care."

However, when he said this, he had been informed that the condition of the student patient had begun to worsen, and Fudge was covering his responsibility with a lie.

The uninfected students who were isolated in the dormitory did not know anything. They were obviously worried about their classmates, but they could not even get out of the dormitory.

"This is more serious than I thought." Sean said in shock.

Sean, who had cut off the news with the outside world, had no choice. He slipped out of the dormitory last night and met Peeves in the corridor. At Sean's request, Peeves agreed to pass on the situation in the auditorium for Sean.

"Is Voldemort really crazy? Such a cruel trick to the students."

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