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Pandemic Potentials Blog

nCov Cases In China Jump to 19,878 - 7,711 Confirmed 12,167 Suspect

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Update on pneumonia of new coronavirus infection as of 24:00 on January 29

2020-01-30  
    At 04:00 on January 29, 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps reported 1737 new confirmed cases (the first confirmed case in Tibet), 131 new severe cases, and 38 new deaths. (37 cases in Hubei and 1 in Sichuan), 21 new cases were cured and discharged, and 4148 suspected cases were added. 
 

  As of 24:00 on January 29, the National Health and Health Commission has received a cumulative report of 7711 confirmed cases, 31 cases of severe cases, 170 death cases, and cumulative cures and discharges from 31 provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. There were 124 cases with 12,167 suspected cases. 

  At present, 88,693 close contacts have been tracked. Of the 2,364 people who were released from medical observation on the same day, a total of 81,947 people are receiving medical observation. 

  A total of 25 confirmed cases were reported in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan: 10 in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, 7 in the Macao Special Administrative Region, and 8 in Taiwan.

 

Source: National Health and Health Commission website

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Wuhan Coronavirus: how dangerous is it?
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