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The former activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch of Microsoft, Bill Gates, has warned that the world could be in activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch danger from bio-terrorism. He said the world could face a activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch from a virus made by terrorists that could kill 30 million people in activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch than a year. Mr Gates, the activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch person in the world, was speaking at the Munich Security Conference in Germany. He said there was a " activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch" chance that a bio-terrorist could act in the activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch 10 to 15 years. He added that world leaders are not prepared for activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch an attack. He expressed his surprise that very few leaders were even aware of it. He asked for global "health security" to become a major activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch of government discussions and activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch.

Mr Gates explained that: "The next epidemic has a good activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch of originating on a computer activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch." He said a genetically engineered virus was activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch to make and could kill more people than activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch weapons, but no country on Earth is activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch for this threat. He asked governments, "to prepare for these activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch in the same way we prepare for war". Gates asked governments to start "germ games" activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch to prepare for a bio-terrorist attack, like many countries engage in war games. He said we needed better activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch to spot outbreaks early, and systems to quickly develop vaccines - within weeks activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch than years. "We need a new arsenal of weapons, anti-viral drugs, antibodies, vaccines and new activitiescatastrophechancediagnosticseasierepidemicsgreatheadlessmonitoringnextnuclearpartpoliciesratherreadyreasonablerichestscreensuch," he said.