The global epidemic continues to cause many deaths • Detailed data on the condition of patients in Israel • London diagnosed train driver in London • Emergency declared in Spain

Corona Challenge: The deadly virus continues to charge many victims and today (Friday) the number of dead has passed the threshold of 5,000.

Ministry of Health instructions to prevent the spread of the Corona virus in Israel // Photo: Ministry of Health

Approximately 125 verified patients have been diagnosed in Israel, while 37,400 people are in isolation at home, according to the Ministry of Health's instructions. According to data from the NSC that reached Israel Today, 73,900 foreign nationals left Israel during the past week, and the entry of 500 foreign nationals who did not comply with the Ministry of Health's entry was refused.

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The report also states that next week there will be dedicated discussions on the functioning of the gas rig and the economy and the treatment of special populations and at the same time the products of the other working group will be presented on assistance to the local authorities.

At the same time, the Palestinian Authority calls for shortening Friday prayers in mosques so that no longer than 10 minutes across the PA has been reported in 35 patients, with four of them diagnosed in the last 24 hours, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, all in stable condition.

In Gaza, the health ministry in the Gaza Strip announced that all tests carried out for Gaza residents returning to the Gaza Strip were negative. At the same time, the Hamas government surveillance committee announced a ban on traffic in crossings until further notice.

In the process, the virus continues to deal with the virus in various ways. After Italy is quarantined as of mid-week, the number of fatalities in Iran is only continuing to rise, today the Czech Prime Minister announced the ban on foreign nationals entering the country as of Monday, except for those working close to the country's borders and having regular work permits. In Spain, an emergency was declared due to the rapid spread of the virus across the country.

Meanwhile, a London train driver who was diagnosed with the virus after a vacation in Vietnam was reported this morning. Fortunately the driver began to show symptoms of illness and did not work for the past week. A London Transport Department spokesman said the driver was receiving care and support from the British Health Service.

"All areas where the driver has been present since his return from vacation have been cleared, including all locomotives and trains in which he has worked," the local health authorities said.

The number of dead in Iran continues to rise

In Iran, early in the world's third largest outbreak after China and Italy, the death toll continues to climb. According to official reports from the Iranian authorities, 85 people have died as a result of the virus in the last 24 hours, raising the number of dead to 514 since the outbreak of the plague in the country. Statewide, there are 11,364 reported infections.

According to IRNA reports, Iranian security forces will work to clear city streets in the coming day to try to prevent the spread of the virus.

Ohio: Health officials say there are at least 100,000 corona cases in the state

After President Trump's declaration of cancellation of flights from Europe, health officials in Ohio state say there is a high likelihood of at least 100,000 cases of infection in the state.

. @ LtGovHusted: This is an unprecedented time, and we have a civil duty to pull together. # COVID19 # COVID19OhioReady pic.twitter.com/kU41rTSJms

- Governor Mike DeWine (@GovMikeDeWine) March 12, 2020

A statement issued yesterday by a senior federal health official said only 5 cases were verified, but according to Dr. Emmy Acton: "The virus is around us all the time, we just don't see it," adding, "We are in an unprecedented period. This is a global epidemic we will be talking about in the next 30 years. "

Ohio State Governor Mike DeVine has warned that 1 percent of the state's 11.7 million residents are already infected with the virus.