Guangdong nCoV Cases Increase To 78 - Clusters 14

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14 clustered outbreaks discovered in Guangdong, 25 new confirmed cases

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The Guangdong Health Commission notified: On January 24, Guangdong Province reported 25 new confirmed cases of pneumonia with new coronavirus infection, including 1 severe case and no critical case. There were no new deaths or discharges. among them: 　

Shantou (1 case) and Dongguan (1 case) were the first cases to be confirmed. Among the newly confirmed cases in the other 8 cities, 7 were in Guangzhou, 5 in Shenzhen, 2 in Zhuhai, 3 in Foshan, 2 in Huizhou, 2 in Yangjiang, 1 in Zhaoqing, and 1 in Qingyuan. 　

As of 24:00 on January 24, Guangdong Province had reported a total of 78 confirmed cases of pneumonia due to new coronavirus infection, including 15 severe cases, 4 critical cases, no deaths, and 2 discharged patients. among them:

 

Of the confirmed cases, 14 were in Guangzhou, 20 in Shenzhen, 10 in Zhuhai, 1 in Shantou, 9 in Foshan, 3 in Shaoguan, 7 in Huizhou, 1 in Dongguan, 2 in Zhongshan, 5 in Yangjiang, 2 in Zhanjiang, and 2 in Zhaoqing. There were 2 cases in Qingyuan, 4 cases in severe cases, 4 cases in Guangzhou, 7 cases in Shenzhen, 1 case in Zhuhai, 1 case in Shaoguan, 1 case in Yangjiang, and 1 case in Zhaoqing. Among the severe cases, 3 cases were in Shenzhen and 1 case was in Zhuhai.

At present, 346 close contacts have been traced, all of whom are under medical observation.

Of the 78 cases diagnosed in Guangdong Province, 44 were male and 34 were female, aged between 10 and 82. Of these, 66 cases had a history of living or traveling in Hubei before the onset of the disease, and 12 cases had no Hubei before the onset of the disease. Resident history or travel history, 9 of which are imported family members of Hubei, 2 have dinners with friends in Wuhan, and 1 has a history of tourism in other provinces. Epidemiological investigations are underway. A total of 14 epidemic outbreaks were found, 13 were family gatherings, and 1 was working colleagues. There were no cases of medical staff infection.

 

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