Beijing– China’s National Health Commission said today that it had not recorded any deaths as a result of COVID-19 pneumonia nationwide, a cumulative nine days in a row without deaths from the disease. In this way, health authorities announced that, until last local midnight (16.00 GMT on Thursday), the total death for this reason remains at 4,632.
The last officially registered COVID-19 victim in China died on April 14, and was reported in the daily part of April 15. The official source also indicated that the number of new infected people has fallen for the third day in a row, placing below the dozen, and stood at 6, two of them from abroad, so-called “imported”, both diagnosed in the eastern city of Shanghai.The remaining four were “local” contagions recorded in northeastern Heilongjiang province (3, and where in recent days an outbreak of travelers from Russia has been detected that forced border closure) and in Guangzhou, in the southeast. You might also be interested:Doctors who survived the Covid-19 change skin colorAsi, the total number of infected “active” in the Asian country is 915, of which 57 are in serious condition, and only one of them remains in the central-Eastern Chinese city of Wuhan, cradle of the pandemic. The total number of infected people diagnosed in China since the start of the pandemic is 82,804, of which 77,257 people have been successfully discharged from the disease. To date, 728,590 close contacts with infected people have been monitored medically, of which 8,362 remain under observation, and of these, 20 would be suspected cases of infection of the virus.
As for asymptomatic infected people, China recorded 34 new cases in the latter part, placing the total asymptomatic under observation in 979.The symptoms of the new coronavirus are in many cases similar to those of a cold, but may be accompanied by fever and fatigue, dry cough and dyspnoea (difficulty breathing). You might also be interested: Arrive in Mexico fifth plane with inputs from ChinaThe technology of the future that arrives with the coronavirus
