Coronavirus: Six more Aussies test positive in NSW
By AAP
6:51am Mar 4, 2020
Coronavirus: Australian cases rapidly increasing
Six more people have tested positive to the coronavirus in NSW, bringing the total number of those infected in the state to 15 since the outbreak began.
NSW Health is alerting passengers who were on five separate flights from Asia in the past week after two men in their 30s, a man in his 50s and two women in their 60s tested positive following their arrival in NSW.
The men in their 30s travelled from Iran, the two women flew from Japan and South Korea respectively, and the man in his 50s was returning from Singapore.
Meanwhile a woman in her 50s who hasn’t been out of Australia recently has also tested positive to the coronavirus.
And health authorities are advising passengers who sat near a coronavirus-infected woman on a Dubai-to-Sydney flight to immediately isolate themselves at home
JAPAN
Outbreaks of patients associated with the new coronavirus (242-257 cases)
As of today (March 3), 16 patients with infectious diseases related to the new type of coronavirus from Oita, Hyogo, Hokkaido, Niigata, Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka and Aichi prefectures have the following: I will report it.
With this announcement, there will be 284 domestic infections (257 patients, 27 asymptomatic pathogen carriers).
Outline:
Oita City: 1 patient (242 cases: women in their 30s)
Kobe City: 2 patients (243 cases: men in their 40s, 257 cases: woman in their 40s)
Sapporo City: 2 patients (244 case was: women in their 30s, 245 case was: 60s woman)
Niigata City: three patients (246 case was: 60s woman, 247 case was: 50s woman, 248 case was: 40s male)
Kyoto Tokyo: 1 patient (249th case: female in 50s)
Tokyo Metropolitan Government: 1 patient (250th case: female in 50s)
Osaka: 2 patients (251st: male in 50s, 252th) Women in their 40s)
Aichi Prefecture: 4 patients (253 cases: women in their 70s, 254 cases: men in their 80s, 255 cases: women in their 20s, 256 cases: men in their 70s) and below, Oita City, Kobe City, Sapporo City Information from Niigata City, Kyoto City, Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Osaka Prefecture, and Aichi Prefecture
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