与新冠有关？欧美儿童感染不明原因肺炎【暴虐朗读】

【头条播报】
Cases of a mystery hepatitis virus in Europe and the U.S. are causing concern among international health bodies, following a sharp rise in reports of liver inflation among British children earlier in April. Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain have now all reported cases of children under 10 suffering from an uncommon hepatitis virus. In several cases, children have needed liver transplants. The European Center for Disease Control said the exact cause of hepatitis in these children remained unknown and investigations were ongoing.

【朗读要点】
①Cases of a mystery hepatitis virus in Europe and the U.S. are causing concern among international health bodies, following a sharp rise in reports of liver inflation among British children earlier in April.

主语作为第一个意群，其中mystery要强调，hepatitis virus和Europe and the US要念紧凑；第二个意群到逗号为止；第三个意群中a sharp rise in reports of liver inflation要念紧凑，sharp要强调
Cases of a MYSTERY <hepatitis virus> in <Europe and the U.S.>… are causing concern among international health bodies, … following <a SHARP rise in reports of liver inflation> … among British children earlier in April. 

②Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain have now all reported cases of children under 10 suffering from an uncommon hepatitis virus.

主语可以适当放慢速度，并注意停顿间隔；主语后第一次停顿；all要强调，cases of children under 10要念得紧凑，然后再停顿；动名词短语作为一个独立意群，其中uncommon要强调
Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain … have now ALL reported <cases of children under 10> … suffering from an UNCOMMON hepatitis virus. 

③In several cases, children have needed liver transplants.

整句话可以一口气念完；transplant需要强调
In several cases, children have needed liver TRANSPLANTS.

④The European Center for Disease Control said the exact cause of hepatitis in these children remained unknown and investigations were ongoing. 

主谓作为一个意群；从句部分，and前后分开即可；exact、unknown和ongoing都是需要强调的
<The European Center for Disease Control said> … <the EXACT cause of hepatitis in these children> remained UNKNOWN … and investigations were ONGOING. 

【朗读练习】
Cases of a mystery hepatitis virus in Europe and the U.S. are causing concern among international health bodies, following a sharp rise in reports of liver inflation among British children earlier in April. Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain have now all reported cases of children under 10 suffering from an uncommon hepatitis virus. In several cases, children have needed liver transplants. The European Center for Disease Control said the exact cause of hepatitis in these children remained unknown and investigations were ongoing.