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World coronavirus cases fall 24%; deaths rise in Asia: WHO
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COVID-19 coronavirus:Chinese tourist in France, first such death in Europe
-European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety Stella Kyriakides warned ministers at the event in Brussels that “viruses know no borders”,
-She said coordination within the EU was vital in fighting the virus, including sharing information and cooperation between countries.“We are determined to ensure an effective, coherent EU-level response,” she said, adding: “We need to be united in our response – coherent and coordinated with each other.”
COVID-19 coronavirus:Locking people up to stop virus spread could prompt legal fights
The measures stop well short of the response to the outbreak in China, where the authorities have locked down cities and regions with tens of millions of residents. Still, the moves are unprecedented in recent years for western democracies as governments try to balance the need to protect public health against a desire to uphold individual rights.
Coronavirus: China tries 3,000-year-old traditional remedy to treat patients
Treatment in Wuhan hospitals combine Traditional Chinese Medicine, popularly known as TCM, and western medicines, said Wang Hesheng, the new health commission head in Hubei, the province at the center of the virus outbreak. He said TCM was applied on more than half of confirmed cases in Hubei.
Coronavirus triggers major dislocation in global supply chains
“All the signs are that there has been a major dislocation in global supply chains and commodity trade as well,” said Caroline Bain, chief commodities economist at Capital Economics. For some products “it’s only going to get worse in February data.”
China cleans, locks away banknotes to stop virus spread
The virus, which has infected more than 66,000 people in China,killed over 1500 people and spread to more than two dozen other countries, has sparked a rush to disinfect public places and minimise contact between people.
Sitharaman to meet industry bodies to assess coronavirus impact
-Several sectors, specially electronics, mobile and textiles, are expected to be hit due to supply restraints in China in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic.
–The virus outbreak in China has claimed nearly 1,500 lives and infected over 60,000. The deadly virus has spread to many countries, including India.
Indian pharma cos may face supply shortages from China if coronavirus drags on
Optimism that the worst of the outbreak centered in China’s Hubei province and its capital Wuhan would be over by April took a major hit late on Wednesday. Chinese health officials, using a broader method of confirming coronavirus cases, said they shot up by nearly 15,000 in Hubei with total deaths in China nearing 1,400.
Irdai expresses concern over high hospital tariffs plans to standardise charges
“Hospitals keep on changing tariffs on a regular basis. There is no body to check that. The regulator does not allow insurance companies to raise premium every year though there is around 10-15 per cent inflation of hospital charges at present,” Alamelu said.
Coronavirus epidemic could infect two-thirds of World’s population: WHO Scientist
Longini’s modeling is based on data showing that each infected person normally transmits the disease to two to three other people. A lack of rapid tests and the relative mildness of the infection in some people also makes it difficult to track its spread, he said.
Coronavirus outbreak in China disrupting global tech sector: S&P
“Our base case is that the virus will be contained globally in March 2020 (no new transmissions in April), allowing travel and other restrictions to be unwound by the middle of the second quarter,” an Asia economist of S&P Global Ratings said. S&P said it has not taken any rating actions related to the outbreak.