Upon receiving the notice, Ao Muyang hurried to the wharf market.

Hairy is a kind of shellfish, which is very common in Hongyang seafood. Because it has a layer of short hair outside its shell, it is also commonly known as hair clams. It can be steamed in water and roasted. It is easy to eat and tastes delicious.

But it is indeed a dangerous seafood. A large number of bacteria and hepatitis A virus can be adsorbed on the cheeks. Among them, it can concentrate 29 times the hepatitis A virus and allow it to survive in the body for 3 months.

In this way, when people eat hairy hair, these viruses can infect the digestive system through the oral mucosa and act on the liver, eventually causing the disease of hepatitis A.

There have been many cases of hepatitis A caused by eating wool in the history of New China. The most serious one is the hepatitis A storm that broke out in 1988. The outbreak lasted for three months, infected nearly 300,000 people, and added 10,000 new patients every day, which is very terrifying.

At that time, after the Hepatitis A storm broke out in the Magic City, the storm was once withdrawn from the people's dining tables. Later, with the use of pollution control and the application of powerful sterilization and disinfectants, the storm returned to the ranks of seafood on the dining table.

Since that year, the country has been much stricter in the inspection and quarantine of hairpins, and at least there has been no such virus outbreak on a large scale.

This time, the discovery of the hepatitis A virus in the market was a big deal. Ao Muyang knew very well that once the virus broke out, the entire market would have to be blocked and disinfected.

He originally wanted to take the ferry to the dock, but the ferry flight time was fixed and the speed was slower. At this time, he was anxious and simply called Heilong to drive, and they took the mountain road to the city.

Just as they were about to leave, they received another call from Yang Shuyong. Yang Shuyong came to take the bus. In this way, Ao Muyang simply called Fu Guozheng and Long Deshui again. There were stalls in the dock market in the two villages, so they probably had to deal with this matter together.

Fu Guozheng rushed over, and Long Deshui came later, which caused Yang Shuyong to complain: "Lao Long, what's wrong with you? Everyone is in a hurry. Why are you doing slowly? She put on makeup at home?"

Long Deshui was also full of resentment. He said, "I'm going to accompany you to solve this problem. The stalls in our village in the market have not been open for the past two days. Besides, our village doesn't sell crochets, what does it have to do with me?"

Ao Muyang waved his hand and said, "Okay, don't talk nonsense when everyone is here, Black Dragon drives."

A big g roared and drove quickly onto the mountain road.

On the way, Long Deshui's cell phone rang, and someone hurriedly said, "Hey, is it Long Deshui, the branch secretary of Long Wangzhuang? Hello, I am Guo Tieyong, director of the Hongyang Wharf Market Management Office. Come to the market quickly. The city leaders must comprehensively check the dietary safety of the seafood market..."

Long Deshui said: "Director Guo, I know what's going on. Some hepatitis A virus was found in some hairpins, right? It has nothing to do with me, our village..."

"I don't care if you have anything to do, let me come over quickly. All the stall leaders have to come over. I'll tell you to hurry up and come over as fast as possible." Director Guo interrupted him and gave an order, then hung up the phone.

Yang Shuyong said gloatingly: "Don't it have nothing to do with you?"

Ao Muyang said, "Don't gloat, Brother Yong, this time the matter seems to be very serious."

The dock market has been closed. The police set up a cordon and hung a sign next to it, saying that the market was suspended today.

Ao Muyang and his party rushed into the market gate, and a policeman asked, "Is it the person in charge of the stall?"

“All.”

"Then go in."

The market was messy, and all the shellfish were pushed to the front of the stall, and shellfish were constantly pulled out of the warehouse, with bunches placed on the open space, and people in white coats were taking samples and checking.

Dai Zongxi, with a big belly, stood in the center of the market to dispatch. There were also a few middle-aged people next to him with a majestic look on his face, the leaders of the Municipal Bureau of Industry and Commerce and Food Inspection and Quarantine.

Ao Muyang went to the stall and asked the person in charge Ao Qianyu, "Uncle, what's wrong?"

Ao Qianyu said: "It was discovered that the hairpins contained hepatitis A virus..."

Ao Muyang waved his hand and said, "I know this. I asked how I discovered this?"

Ao Qianyu scratched his head and said, "I don't know much."

The owner of a stall opposite said, "I know this. My brother-in-law and his classmate's aunt work in an infectious disease hospital. Recently, the hospital received several jaundice patients. The disease was very urgent. Then hepatitis A virus was found after an investigation."

Speaking of this, he clapped his hands hard and said, "Hey, hepatitis A patients appear in a concentrated manner. If there is a leader, he is wise and powerful. I immediately found something tricky inside, so I started to check it, and finally found our market."

Laboratory departments of many hospitals sent working groups to check the hairpin. Dai Zongxi kept checking the results. After a while of busy work, he waved to Ao Muyang and called him over.

Ao Muyang asked: "Di, is the matter serious this time?"

Dai Zongxi said with a gloomy face: "The incident itself is not serious, and so far there are not many people infected. But now the Internet is developed and there are too many self-media. I don't know why someone has posted the matter online, which makes everyone in danger."

After saying that, he asked Ao Muyang again: "Do you sell frogs?"

Ao Muyang asked, "Is it sure it's a problem with the hairy hair?"

Dai Zongxi said: "Yes, one of the patients is a doctor from an infectious disease hospital. Because of work needs, they have regular physical examinations. The results of the last physical examination were normal. This time he conducted a physical examination but found hepatitis A virus from his blood. According to a series of medical speculations, he believed that he had been infected with the virus within a week, so the source of the infection was related to the crochet he had eaten in the porridge. Later, the infectious disease hospital received some patients. After examination, it was found that someone was infected with the hepatitis A virus and had experienced eating crochets recently."

Ao Muyang said: "Wait, it's not right. I remember that hepatitis A virus has an incubation period when entering the human body, right? Do antibodies have been produced in this week?"

Dai Zongxi said: "The infectious disease hospitals do not only check the antibodies, but also check some virus RNAs, which are directly checking the virus itself. This is expensive, but it is very necessary. Don't ask anyway, this time the matter is very big! Made, the sales of Maofeng is so high every day, and it will be a big deal if something happens!"

Hair is a very common seafood in Hongyang. It tastes delicious, is cheap, has a tender meat and has a good taste. It is nutritious and has medicinal value. It can resolve phlegm, soften hardness, disperse blood stasis, and eliminate accumulation. Traditional Chinese medicine even uses it to treat stomach and duodenal ulcers.

He told Ao Muyang not to gossip, but to ask him something: "You have a lot of people in the market, go and check it out for me and ask if there is any abnormality in the stall recently?"

The dock market is an official market with strict management. Every merchant who comes in to do business must register, so there is no possibility of market field troops or seafood guerrillas. Since the frogs are sold from here, they must be sold from a certain stall.

The market here is very large, with four or five hundred seafood stalls, of which dozens of them sell frogs, so it is difficult to rely on official inspection and quarantine inspection.
Chapter completed!