[New Crown Pneumonia · Latest] A newly diagnosed Indian man from Hong Kong has traveled to Europe

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Written by: Huang Yongyu, Zheng Cuibi, Li Enci, Ouyang Dehao

2020-03-06 06:00

The outbreak of new coronavirus pneumonia (commonly known as Wuhan pneumonia) has continued, with the latest confirmed cases in Hong Kong being 105.

Japanese authorities announced Thursday that visa-free arrangements for Hong Kong people will be suspended, while Chinese and South Korean immigrants will be forced to quarantine for 14 days starting on Monday morning.

Reuters also reported that the Minister of Health of Thailand has decided to quarantine visitors including Hong Kong and Macao for 14 days. However, late on Thursday, the Hong Kong Office of the Tourism Authority of Thailand stated that the Thai government has not issued relevant quarantine regulations.

▼ On March 4th, the first two charter flights of the Hong Kong Government in Wuhan.

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[09:55] It is understood that Ruttonjee Hospital has one additional confirmed case. The patient is a 56-year-old Indian-Hong Kong man who traveled to Europe before the onset of illness.

[08:00] As of 8:00 a.m. on Friday (6th), 80,581 confirmed cases nationwide, a total of 3,016 deaths, 522 suspected illnesses, and 52,324 cured cases; in Hubei, a severely affected area, a total of 67,466, a total of 2902 deaths people.

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▼ The first two Wuhan charter flights arrive on March 4th ▼

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