UK
Dr Jenny Harries said experts are assessing new cases on an hourly basis to achieve a “balanced response”.
It comes as a man in his early 80s became the sixth person with the virus to die in the UK.
Meanwhile, many airlines cut thousands of flights, including to and from Italy, in the wake of the outbreak.
According to the latest figures, there were 373 confirmed cases as of 09:00 GMT on Tuesday. Of them, 324 are in England.
Northern Ireland announced four more cases, bringing its total to 16, and Scotland confirmed another four cases, increasing its number to 27.
The latest death happened on Monday evening and was a man with underlying health conditions who was being looked after at Watford General Hospital, the West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust said.
He caught the virus in the UK and officials are trying to trace who he was in contact with, the country’s chief medical adviser Prof Chris Whitty said.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51812326
NETHERLANDS
Of the 382, 161 have been infected abroad. For 156 cases the source is unknown or investigation is still ongoing. More than half of them live in Noord-Brabant. Most people who have been tested positive live in the province of Noord-Brabant: 157 people. There are 55 reported cases in the province of Utrecht. On Monday a patient died, a 78-year-old with vulnerable health. A total of 4 people with the corona virus have now died.
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