China says all Wuhan virus patients discharged

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China says all Wuhan virus patients discharged
China says all coronavirus patients discharged in the city where the outbreak began, as global death tops 200,000.

by Zaheena Rasheed & Joseph Stepansky
an hour ago

• The coronavirus global death toll exceeded the 200,000 threshold, according to a tally by the Johns Hopkins University.
  
  
• The World Health Organization (WHO) warned against countries issuing so-called "immunity passports" to those recovered from COVID-19, saying there is no evidence yet the previously infected cannot be reinfected.
  
  
• Saudi Arabia's King Salman has ordered the partial lifting of a curfew in all regions of the kingdom, except in the cities of Mecca and Medina, as well as the previously quarantined neighbourhoods, according to the official Saudi Press Agency.
  
  
• In the United Kingdom, an additional 813 people died in hospital after testing positive for the disease caused by the new coronavirus, bringing the country's total to 20,319.
  
  
• India allowed a limited reopening of shops in neighbourhoods and residential areas, a month after the country of some 1.3 billion people went into lockdown.
• Worldwide, the number of confirmed infections stood at more than 2.88 million people, with some 813,000 recoveries.
  

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020...pass-200000-live-updates-200425232324631.html

 

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may the world recover too. and in future hopefully people understand how to control such things.

 

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China Says Wuhan Now Has No Hospitalized Coronavirus Cases: Live Coverage
Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain will return to work on Monday, weeks after entering a hospital to be treated for the coronavirus
April 26, 2020, 8:26 a.m. ET

South Korea’s large churches reopened on Sunday, requiring worshipers to keep their distance and wear masks.

Cleaning the floor this month after all of the patients had left the Leishenshan coronavirus field hospital in Wuhan, China.

China says Wuhan has no more hospitalized coronavirus patients.
Wuhan, the original epicenter of the pandemic in China, now has no coronavirus patients in its hospitals, a government official said on Sunday.

The city, an industrial metropolis of 11 million, was the first to experience total lockdown and road bans as its hospitals became overwhelmed with patients. Officials reported 46,452 total infections and 3,869 deaths from Wuhan in a tally published Sunday, though critics believe the actual figures to be higher.

Once debilitated by the virus, Wuhan has been showing signs of recovery and each milestone has been celebrated. Capsule hospitals that had been set up in Wuhan stadiums and gymnasiums were cleared in March, and the government allowed outbound traffic on April 7 after ending its lockdown.

On Friday, health officials said that only one patient had a severe case of the virus in Wuhan. Officials said that as of Saturday the city still had 12 coronavirus cases, but no new infections.


“As our next step, we will carry out the demands of the central government in continuing to guard against transmissions from the outside and rebounds from within,” Mi Feng, the spokesman for China’s National Health Commission, said in a news conference on Sunday.

China on Sunday reported 11 new coronavirus cases in the mainland for the previous day. The latest official tally recorded a total of 82,827 confirmed cases, including 4,632 deaths.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/26/world/coronavirus-news.html

 

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Wuhan hospitals clear all COVID-19 cases