Australian citizen who died after contracting the virus was on Diamond Princess ship on Japanese coast • Armenia reports first infected with deadly virus

Health authorities in Thailand and Australia today reported the first deaths of people suffering from the Corona virus. The Thai victim, a 35-year-old man who suffered from symptoms including fever, contracted the corona virus and died as a result of the infection. The Australian victim, a 78-year-old man, was aboard the Diamond Princess ship better known as the Corona Ship. Despite efforts to prevent global expansion, this morning was first reported to have infected Corona in Armenia

Corona in Iran // Photo: Ruptly

The first death case recorded in Thailand comes after the country's health authorities documented 42 cases of corona virus since January 30, of which 30 were recovered and returned to their homes and 11 more are being treated in hospitals across the state.

In Australia the situation is different. As mentioned, the Australian citizen who died of the virus in the Australian Perth City hospital was apparently infected with the Corona ship, which was on the coast of Yokohama, Japan, after a major outbreak of the virus was found and a large number of passengers were infected. The 78-year-old, who died today of the virus in Australia, was hospitalized as soon as he left the Diamond Princess ship and was one of 150 Australian civilians aboard the ship.

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In Australia, it is true that in the morning the number of people infected with the Corona virus is 26 people, including the widow of the first victim of the virus who is in stable condition and under inhibition. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison tweeted and expressed his condolences to the death of the first Australian citizen, making it clear that the government under his leadership will continue to work to protect Australian citizens. "We are immune to it, but we are as prepared as any country can be and we will get through it," the tweet says.

Perth City Hospital where Australian patient died // Photo: GettyImages

As mentioned, despite international efforts to curb the spread of the virus, today the first case of the virus is infected with the Corona virus in Armenia. The Armenian citizen infected with the virus, a citizen who returned from a visit to neighboring Iran, the country with the highest number of dead from the virus after China. This is the result of a post posted on the Facebook network by Armenian Prime Minister Nicole Peshineen.

Meanwhile, leaders from other countries around the world have hardened their instructions to citizens. In some governmental states, they have chosen to limit large gatherings above a certain number of people and have exacerbated the travel warnings for disaster-prone countries to fight the continued spread of corona virus worldwide.

Bangkok city railroad Thailand // Photo: APP

Recall, yesterday, the first death of a US citizen, a Washington state resident in his 50s, was first reported to be infected with the Corona virus and died as a result of the disease. So far, 71 cases of infection have been reported in the United States, with a total of seven people recovering. President Donald Trump addressed the outbreak of the virus after finding out about a first death in the US, saying "there may soon be more cases of the virus, but those who are healthy You don't have to worry about the disease. "