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COVID Confirmed Cases In China Increase To 59,804 Deaths To 1,367


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Published: 2020-02-13Source : Health Emergency Office
  At 04:00 on February 12, 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps reported 15152 newly confirmed cases (including 13332 clinical diagnosis cases in Hubei), 174 cases of severe cases were reduced, and 254 death cases were newly added. Cases (242 in Hubei, 2 in Henan, 1 each in Tianjin, Hebei, Liaoning, Heilongjiang, Anhui, Shandong, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), and 2807 suspected cases were added.
  1171 new cases were cured and discharged on the same day, and 29,429 close contacts were lifted from medical observation.
  As of 24:00 on February 12, according to reports from 31 provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, there were 52,526 confirmed cases (of which 8,030 were severe cases), 5,911 were cured and discharged, and 1,367 were dead. A total of 59,804 confirmed cases have been reported, with 13,435 suspected cases. A total of 471,531 close contacts were traced, and 181,386 close contacts were still in medical observation.
  There were 14840 newly confirmed cases in Hubei (13436 in Wuhan), 802 cured cases (538 in Wuhan), 242 death cases (216 in Wuhan), and 43455 confirmed cases (30043 in Wuhan). Among them, 7084 cases were severe cases (5426 cases in Wuhan). A total of 3,441 discharged patients (1915 in Wuhan) were cured, a total of 1,310 deaths (1036 in Wuhan), and a total of 48,206 confirmed cases (32,994 in Wuhan). There were 1377 new suspected cases (620 in Wuhan) and 9028 suspected cases (4904 in Wuhan).
  In order to do a good job of early diagnosis and early treatment of patients with new type of coronavirus pneumonia, and to implement the work of receivables and treatments of patients in Hubei, according to the "New Coronary Virus Pneumonia Diagnosis and Treatment Program (Trial Fifth Revised Edition)", The diagnostic criteria for cases in other provinces other than Hubei Province have been differentiated. Hubei Province has added a "clinical diagnosis case" classification to identify suspected cases with pneumonia imaging features as clinical diagnosis cases so that patients can be accepted as soon as possible in accordance with the relevant requirements of confirmed cases Standardize treatment and further improve the success rate of treatment. At present, 13,332 clinically diagnosed cases reported by Hubei Province are included in the statistics of confirmed cases, and case treatment is being strengthened to reduce severe illness and mortality.
  A total of 78 confirmed cases were reported in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan: 50 cases in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (1 death and 1 discharge), 10 cases in the Macau Special Administrative Region (2 discharges), and 18 cases in Taiwan (1 discharge).

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It is what it is, a Coronavirus that arrived in 2019, therefore Covid-19.

"No amount of political correctness will cause the outcome to change."

Actually, in this case, though I often abhor "PC," systematized naming might actually reduce severity.   For instance, the "swine flu," caused a sharp drop  in pork consumption, though pork products have nothing to do with the spread of that disease.  Many think that China has under-reported cases.  Using a name such as the "Wuhan Zombie disease" would likely produce under-reporting by the name alone.

The 1918 Spanish Influenza did not start in Spain.  In that case, since the first known case was reported at a military base in Kansas, on March 11, 1918, perhaps it should have been named the American Killer disease....

https://www.history.com/news/why-was-it-called-the-spanish-flu

https://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2015/naming-new-diseases/en/

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