Fears of a potential coronavirus pandemic grew on Monday after sharp rises in new COVID-19 cases were reported in Iran, Italy and South Korea. Infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Daszak says he wouldn’t be surprised if the World Health Organization declared the disease a pandemic in the next two weeks.
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Fears are growing that it won’t be possible to stop the global spread of Coronavirus. Health experts have warned that the chances of containing it are diminishing as cases appear in more countries.
Most infections are still in China, but significant clusters in South Korea, Iran and Italy causing concern.
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Fears are growing that the coronavirus outbreak could become a pandemic as new cases are reported around the world. The virus, which emerged in China, has spread to at least 29 countries.The World Health Organization has said the world should do more to prepare for a possible coronavirus pandemic.
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The worst-hit countries are intensifying their efforts to contain the deadly coronavirus as the number of cases globally surpassed 80,000.
In South Korea, infections have risen again, taking the total to 977. Americans have been warned against all but essential travel to the nation.
Health officials around the world are scrambling as cases of COVID-19 surge in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. There are also new fears the incubation period is much longer than originally thought.
Heather Yourex-West reports on what that means for quarantined Canadians, as hopes to keep the virus contained fade.
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South Korea has stepped up measures to contain the spread of the deadly new coronavirus, as confirmed infections rose sharply for a second day.
Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said it was now an emergency situation.
The southern cities of Daegu and Cheongdo have been declared “special care zones”. The streets of Daegu are now largely abandoned.
South Korea has also locked down its military after several soldiers tested positive for the coronavirus.
More than 500 new coronavirus cases were reported in South Korea, where authorities are considering keeping schools closed for a month. The virus has spread from China to 47 countries.
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Feb.26 — South Korea confirmed 115 more coronavirus cases, bringing total infections to 1,261. A week ago, the country had only 51 cases. The country is emerging as a second coronavirus hot spot in Asia, as the outbreak in China starts to show signs of plateauing. Bloomberg’s Selina Wang has the latest from Beijing.
The President of South Korea has put the country on the highest possible alert, after the number of coronavirus cases jumped to more than 760 and the death toll rose to seven. It’s now the worst outbreak outside China.
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The world should prepare for a potential coronavirus pandemic, the World Health Organisation has warned – although so far it’s stopped short of officially declaring one.
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With more than a thousand cases confirmed from South Korea and Iran to Italy, the WHO said now was the time for all countries to make sure they’re ready.
Here, Downing Street insisted the UK was “prepared for all eventualities”.
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Health officials around the world are scrambling as cases of COVID-19 surge in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. There are new fears the incubation period is much longer than originally thought.
Heather Yourex-West reports on what that means for quarantined Canadians, as hopes to keep the virus contained fade.
As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 continues to grow outside of China, with clusters reported in Italy, Iran and South Korea, health officials are warning that a pandemic is possible. Crystal Goomansingh reports on the efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
Plus, Jackson Proskow has details on the U.S. response to the virus and how concerns over its spread is causing panic on Wall Street.
David Akin reports on the new rail blockades that have been set up after police moved in and arrested protesters, dismantling a blockade on Tyendinaga Mohawk territory.
In South Korea, a frequent visitor to a U.S. military base has tested positive for coronavirus. South Korea is one of multiple countries where coronavirus infections have skyrocketed. At least 79,000 people have become sick globally. More than 26,000 have died. Ramy Inocencio reports from the military base in Daegu, South Korea.
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South Korea’s reported cases of the coronavirus COVID-19 nearly doubled, to more than 200. Most of the new cases are members of a religious sect, the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, and are centered in the city of Daegu. The outbreak makes South Korea the worst-affected country outside China. China has reported an uptick in coronavirus cases, with more than 400 new infections in Chinese prisons alone. Globally, the viral outbreak has infected some 76,000 people and killed more than 2,200. Meanwhile, there have been violent clashes in Ukraine over fears that evacuees arriving in the country from China were infected with the coronavirus.
Ontario health officials have announced a new presumptive case of novel coronavirus in Toronto two days after all cases were cleared in the province.
The latest presumptive case of COVID-19 is a woman from China who landed in Canada on Feb. 21, according to a statement by Ontario’s Ministry of Health.
Taking advice from Telehealth Ontario, she went to North York General Hospital’s emergency department “with an intermittent cough that was improving.”
“As per established infection, prevention and control protocols, the patient was cared for at North York General Hospital using all appropriate precautions including being isolated and was tested for COVID-19,” the statement says.
Italy has announced its second death from the coronavirus as the number of cases in the country more than quadruples. The World Health Organization has warned that the window of opportunity to contain a wider international spread of the epidemic is closing, and urged governments around the globe to act quickly as new cases show no link to China. Many countries are already stepping up precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the virus.
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South Korea has stepped up measures to contain the spread of the deadly new coronavirus, as confirmed infections rose sharply for a second day.
Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said it was now an emergency situation.
The southern cities of Daegu and Cheongdo have been declared “special care zones”. The streets of Daegu are now largely abandoned.
South Korea has also locked down its military after several soldiers tested positive for the coronavirus.
The authorities have also told about 9,000 members of a religious group to self quarantine, after the sect was identified as a coronavirus hotbed.
Health officials around the world are scrambling as cases of COVID-19 surge in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. There are also new fears the incubation period is much longer than originally thought.
Heather Yourex-West reports on what that means for quarantined Canadians, as hopes to keep the virus contained fade.
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The member of parliament Ahmad Amirabadi Farahani claims there have been 50 deaths from the virus, while the government says there have been 12.
Meanwhile, Kuwait and Bahrain reported their first cases of the virus, while Turkey, Pakistan and Armenia closed their borders with Iran, as Tehran reported more coronavirus infections and deaths. Neighbouring Afghanistan also introduced travel restrictions.
Al Jazeera’s Dorsa Jabbari reports.
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U.S. stock futures pointed to sharp declines on Wall Street at the open on Monday as the number of coronavirus cases outside China surged. CNBC’s Dominic Chu reports. Aired on 2/24/2020.
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The window of opportunity to contain a mass global outbreak of the killer coronavirus is “narrowing”, the head of the World Health Organisation has warned. Worried Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has expressed fears of a pattern of infection as countries across the world see hundreds of cases of the virus – with no clear link to source country China. His comments come as officials in Iran and Italy close schools and offices and cancel events amid a spread of the deadly bug. Iran today reported two more deaths, bringing the total to four, and said the fatalities were from among 13 new confirmed cases of the virus. Concerns over the spread of the virus prompted Iran to close all schools and Shiite seminaries in Qom, about 130 kilometres (80 miles) south of Tehran. Read More Related Articles ‘Coronavirus’ party selling face masks cancelled after being branded ‘tasteless’ Officials fear the virus may have spread to “all Iran’s cities”, the BBC reports. While Italian authorities said the number of people infected with the new coronavirus from China has more than quadrupled due to an emerging cluster of cases in the country’s north. Many of the new cases represented the first infections in Italy acquired through secondary contagion and brought the country’s total to 17. Dr Tedros said the pattern of infection outside of China was worrying, and the new cases in Iran were “very concerning”. He said: “We are concerned about the number of cases with no clear epidemiological link, such as travel history to or contact with a confirmed case.” Read More Related Articles Coronavirus cruise ship Brit couple’s extraordinary quarantine diary Read More Related Articles Coronavirus: World Health Organisation debunk 13 myths about how to beat virus But he insisted there was still a “fighting chance” of stopping the spread of the virus and called on all nations to do more to fight outbreaks. The first to fall ill in northern Italy met with someone who had returned from China on January 21 without presenting any symptoms of the new virus, called Covid-19, health authorities said. The 38-year-old Italian man is in hospital in the northern town of Codogno in a critical condition. The man’s wife and a friend of his also tested positive for the virus. Three patients at the hospital where he went with flu-like symptoms a few days ago also have infections. Five nurses and doctors contracted the virus as well. Italian health minister Roberto Speranza said Italy is now seeing the same sort of “cluster” of cases that Germany and France have seen. The mayor of Codogno has issued a decree ordering the closure of all restaurants, coffee bars, schools and public gathering spots such as discos and gyms. The Health Ministry advised area residents to stay home as a precaution. Local officials in another town, Casalpusterlengo, ordered local schools closed until Tuesday. A third town, Castiglione d’Adda, said its libraries, public offices, gyms and wa
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Fears of a potential coronavirus pandemic grew on Monday after sharp rises in new COVID-19 cases were reported in Iran, Italy and South Korea. Infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Daszak says he wouldn’t be surprised if the World Health Organization declared the disease a pandemic in the next two weeks.
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