Coronavirus death toll passes 1,500 in mainland China

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Coronavirus death toll passes 1,500 in mainland China.

Image: PA Images Image: PA Images THE DEATH TOLL from a strain of coronavirus – also known as Covid-19 – in mainland China has passed 1,500 after health authorities reported another 143 deaths earlier this morning.Authorities also said the latest 2,641 daily new cases of the virus represented a “major drop” and due to the widespread implementation a new diagnostic method.

The total number of confirmed cases in the country now stands at 66,492, according to China’s National Health Commission.Six of the workers have died, Zeng Yixin, vice director of the National Health Commission, said.Cases have been recorded in countries including Britain, Japan and the US. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen met the hundreds of passengers of the Westerdam on his country’s southern coast, personally handing them flowers after they were not allowed to dock in Japan, Guam, Taiwan, Thailand and the Philippines.Westerdam’s operator, the Seattle-based Holland America Line, has said there have been no confirmed cases among the passengers or crew.

About 600 cases of the virus have been confirmed outside mainland China along with three deaths, one each in the Philippines and Hong Kong and a Japanese woman in her 80s.

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