How Did The Yellow Fever Build The Panama Canal

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When the Panama Canal first came into people's minds they were determined to someday make it happen. After a while they were about to start the canal but there was one problem. The rain issues were horrible because the rain almost never stopped. The rain made it almost impossible to ever get any work done on the Panama Canal. With how the people wanted this done so bad they fought through the rain and tried to keep on the build of the canal.

The people never gave up on the canal. They knew in the long run it would help the world or even part of the world. The engineers they had were top of the line so they all knew that part of the build would be perfect. The canal was and is going to be three football fields long, and hold tons and tons of water in the canal. The mosquitoes were really bad in that area where they were building the Panama Canal and even worse the mosquitoes carried yellow fever a very bad disease to humans.
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The impact the canal put on the world is tremendous. It makes water traveling or transporting things a lot easier. The canal is 85 feet above sea level and runs through other rivers and lakes. Even with the rain it got built the yellow fever did make a lot of workers quite and that put a lot of stress on the other workers and people who want and need the Panama Canal built. With all the obstacles and challenges the Panama Canal is working and still is to this