• In the Philippines, a 44-year-old man from Chinese Wuhan died of coronavirus infection.
• Meanwhile, in China alone, the death toll has exceeded 300.
• The man arrived in the Philippines on January 21 with a partner who is also infected with coronavirus
• Chinese authorities reported on Sunday that the total number of coronavirus deaths in the country was 304
• There are over 14,000 infected in China. people.
• The occurrence of the disease was found in about 25 countries in the World.

The death of a 44-year-old is the first death from a coronavirus infection outside China, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The victim arrived in the Philippines from Wuhan on January 21 along with a 38-year-old woman who was also found to have a coronavirus. They were both treated in an isolated hospital ward in the Philippine capital of Manila. Data from Sunday morning, provided by the Chinese health commission, report 304 deaths in the country. Compared to Saturday, this is an increase of 45 victims. The number of people infected with the virus increased by 2,590, there are already 14,000 380, of which more than seven thousand in the province of Hubei, which is the center of the spread of the virus. The virus has spread to all provinces and regions of China, as well as to about 25 countries in the world, including the USA, Germany, France and Finland. So far, however, there have been no reports of deaths outside mainland China.

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Thursday that the spread of coronavirus is an international public health threat. Therefore, it recommends all countries to take measures to prevent the spread of the 2019-nCoV virus. It regards, among others o monitoring the situation, early detection of infection cases and identifying people who may have had contact with the infected person. To stop the development of the epidemic, Chinese authorities have virtually cut off Wuhan's 11 million inhabitants and a number of surrounding cities in Hubei Province by prohibiting them from leaving closed areas.