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3月18日起中国基本清零，5月10日，今天中国报道17例新增病例，其中10例位本地型，5例本地型在武汉。
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China to resume domestic flights to and from Wuhan
From Steven Jiang in Beijing and Eric Cheung in Hong Kong
The Wuhan Tianhe airport in Wuhan has been closed to passenger flights since the city was locked down on January 23 due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. Stringer/AFP/Getty Images
China will resume domestic passenger flights to and from Wuhan starting April 8, when travel restrictions placed on the original epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak are to be lifted, according to the Hubei provincial transportation authority.
Speaking on Wednesday, the authority's deputy head Wang Benju said that while most domestic flights will resume, all flights from Wuhan to Beijing and international destinations will remain suspended.
On Tuesday, the Hubei provincial government announced that travel restrictions on Wuhan will be lifted on April 8, and residents that have been issued green health QR codes will be able to leave the city and move about.
China to resume domestic flights to and from Wuhan
From Steven Jiang in Beijing and Eric Cheung in Hong Kong
The Wuhan Tianhe airport in Wuhan has been closed to passenger flights since the city was locked down on January 23 due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. Stringer/AFP/Getty Images
China will resume domestic passenger flights to and from Wuhan starting April 8, when travel restrictions placed on the original epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak are to be lifted, according to the Hubei provincial transportation authority.
Speaking on Wednesday, the authority's deputy head Wang Benju said that while most domestic flights will resume, all flights from Wuhan to Beijing and international destinations will remain suspended.
On Tuesday, the Hubei provincial government announced that travel restrictions on Wuhan will be lifted on April 8, and residents that have been issued green health QR codes will be able to leave the city and move about.
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China saw 67 new imported coronavirus cases yesterday, but no new locally transmitted ones
China’s National Health Commission reported 67 new imported cases of the novel coronavirus yesterday.
That brings the total number of imported cases to 541 in mainland China.
China appears to have passed the worst of the pandemic. Nearly all new cases inside the country have been imported in recent days -- no new locally transmitted cases were reported yesterday -- and hard-hit Hubei province has begun lifting some of the stringent measures put in place to stop the virus from spreading.
Total numbers: By the end of Wednesday in mainland China, the country had confirmed 81,285 coronavirus cases and 3,287 deaths. More than 74,000 have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
China saw 67 new imported coronavirus cases yesterday, but no new locally transmitted ones
China’s National Health Commission reported 67 new imported cases of the novel coronavirus yesterday.
That brings the total number of imported cases to 541 in mainland China.
China appears to have passed the worst of the pandemic. Nearly all new cases inside the country have been imported in recent days -- no new locally transmitted cases were reported yesterday -- and hard-hit Hubei province has begun lifting some of the stringent measures put in place to stop the virus from spreading.
Total numbers: By the end of Wednesday in mainland China, the country had confirmed 81,285 coronavirus cases and 3,287 deaths. More than 74,000 have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
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44 min ago
What the pandemic looks like in mainland China
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The pandemic began in mainland China last December — but now, the country is seeing close to zero new local transmissions each day, as the situation worsens elsewhere around the world.
The country is beginning to lift travel restrictions and strict lockdowns that have been in place for months — but people are still cautious.
As the pandemic hits the US and Europe particularly hard, there are also rising fears in China of a second wave of imported cases from overseas, similar to the one being seen in Hong Kong.
What the pandemic looks like in mainland China
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The pandemic began in mainland China last December — but now, the country is seeing close to zero new local transmissions each day, as the situation worsens elsewhere around the world.
The country is beginning to lift travel restrictions and strict lockdowns that have been in place for months — but people are still cautious.
"Will that cause numbers to go back up? It is something they're mindful of here. Even the residents we've spoken with have quite frankly told us as soon as the gates open, so to speak, they are in no rush to get out of their homes after 70-plus days of lockdown."
As the pandemic hits the US and Europe particularly hard, there are also rising fears in China of a second wave of imported cases from overseas, similar to the one being seen in Hong Kong.
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2 min ago
China reports 55 new cases, all but one of which were imported
From journalist Yuli Yang in Singapore
China confirmed 55 new cases of the coronavirus Thursday, bringing the total number of active cases to 3,292. The majority of those, 2,896, are in Hubei province, where the virus was first detected late last year.
Of the new cases, all but one were imported, China's National Health Commission said.
Five more deaths were also recorded, all in Hubei province, four of which were in the provincial capital Wuhan. The country has recorded 3,292 deaths in total related to the virus.
China's national reported number of confirmed cases -- which includes both active cases and people who have recovered -- now stands at 81,340, behind the United States, which has now confirmed over 82,000 cases.
China reports 55 new cases, all but one of which were imported
From journalist Yuli Yang in Singapore
China confirmed 55 new cases of the coronavirus Thursday, bringing the total number of active cases to 3,292. The majority of those, 2,896, are in Hubei province, where the virus was first detected late last year.
Of the new cases, all but one were imported, China's National Health Commission said.
Five more deaths were also recorded, all in Hubei province, four of which were in the provincial capital Wuhan. The country has recorded 3,292 deaths in total related to the virus.
China's national reported number of confirmed cases -- which includes both active cases and people who have recovered -- now stands at 81,340, behind the United States, which has now confirmed over 82,000 cases.
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China reports 54 new cases – all imported, on day before ban on foreign arrivals begins
A staff member teaches a citizen how to register at Beijing Puren Hospital, which was used to be a designated hospital for treating coronavirus patients in Dongcheng District of Beijing, capital of China, March 23. Xinhua/Zhang Yuwei via Getty Images
China reported 54 new novel coronavirus patients Friday -- bringing the total number of active cases to 3,128, according to the National Health Commission.
All of the new cases were travelers coming into China from overseas.
On Saturday, China begins its most stringent measures to curtail inbound travelers by banning most foreign nationals – including those holding Chinese visas and residency permits. Only foreign nationals granted visas after March 26 will be allowed entry.
China, which managed to mostly halt domestic transmission, has reported 649 cases from inbound travelers.
Three additional deaths were confirmed in China Friday, taking its death toll to 3,295.
Of the total 81,349 cases in the country, 74,971 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
China reports 54 new cases – all imported, on day before ban on foreign arrivals begins
A staff member teaches a citizen how to register at Beijing Puren Hospital, which was used to be a designated hospital for treating coronavirus patients in Dongcheng District of Beijing, capital of China, March 23. Xinhua/Zhang Yuwei via Getty Images
China reported 54 new novel coronavirus patients Friday -- bringing the total number of active cases to 3,128, according to the National Health Commission.
All of the new cases were travelers coming into China from overseas.
On Saturday, China begins its most stringent measures to curtail inbound travelers by banning most foreign nationals – including those holding Chinese visas and residency permits. Only foreign nationals granted visas after March 26 will be allowed entry.
China, which managed to mostly halt domestic transmission, has reported 649 cases from inbound travelers.
Three additional deaths were confirmed in China Friday, taking its death toll to 3,295.
Of the total 81,349 cases in the country, 74,971 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
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42 min ago
China says its local epidemic transmission is "basically blocked"
From Alexandra Lin in Hong Kong
Workers in protective gear wait for passengers arriving at the railway station in Wuhan, China on March 28, after travel restrictions into the city were eased following two months of lockdown. Hector Retamal/AFP/Getty Images
The local epidemic transmission of the novel coronavirus in China is “basically blocked,” National Health Commission spokesperson Mi Feng said on Sunday.
The current number of confirmed cases in the country dropped to fewer than 3,000 on March 28, therefore local transmission has been blocked, Feng said at a press conference.
However, he added that the possibility of a new wave of transmission from imported cases remains high, as there are 693 confirmed imported cases from 42 countries.
Here's some background: China is closing its border to most foreigners amid fears of imported novel coronavirus cases causing a second outbreak in the country where the infection was first detected.
In a statement last week, the government said that "in view of the rapid spread of Covid-19 across the world, China has decided to temporarily suspend the entry into China by foreign nationals holding visas or residence permits" as of March 28.
China says its local epidemic transmission is "basically blocked"
From Alexandra Lin in Hong Kong
Workers in protective gear wait for passengers arriving at the railway station in Wuhan, China on March 28, after travel restrictions into the city were eased following two months of lockdown. Hector Retamal/AFP/Getty Images
The local epidemic transmission of the novel coronavirus in China is “basically blocked,” National Health Commission spokesperson Mi Feng said on Sunday.
The current number of confirmed cases in the country dropped to fewer than 3,000 on March 28, therefore local transmission has been blocked, Feng said at a press conference.
However, he added that the possibility of a new wave of transmission from imported cases remains high, as there are 693 confirmed imported cases from 42 countries.
Here's some background: China is closing its border to most foreigners amid fears of imported novel coronavirus cases causing a second outbreak in the country where the infection was first detected.
In a statement last week, the government said that "in view of the rapid spread of Covid-19 across the world, China has decided to temporarily suspend the entry into China by foreign nationals holding visas or residence permits" as of March 28.
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4 hr 42 min ago
China reports 45 new cases, all but one imported, raising national total to 81,439
From CNN's Chermaine Lee in Hong Kong
Airport security wait to check the temperatures of travelers in the departures area of Beijing Capital International Airport on March 24. Kevin Frayer/Getty Images
There were 45 new novel coronavirus cases reported in China today, bringing the national total to 81,439, according to the National Health Commission.
Out of the new cases, 44 were imported by people who had recently traveled abroad, with only one caused by local transmission.
In addition, China reported five more deaths from the coronavirus, bringing the country’s death toll to 3,300.
Of the 81,439 cases in the country, a total of 75,448 patients recovered and were discharged from hospital.
China was the first epicenter of the outbreak but the United States and Italy both now have more total cases.
China reports 45 new cases, all but one imported, raising national total to 81,439
From CNN's Chermaine Lee in Hong Kong
Airport security wait to check the temperatures of travelers in the departures area of Beijing Capital International Airport on March 24. Kevin Frayer/Getty Images
There were 45 new novel coronavirus cases reported in China today, bringing the national total to 81,439, according to the National Health Commission.
Out of the new cases, 44 were imported by people who had recently traveled abroad, with only one caused by local transmission.
In addition, China reported five more deaths from the coronavirus, bringing the country’s death toll to 3,300.
Of the 81,439 cases in the country, a total of 75,448 patients recovered and were discharged from hospital.
China was the first epicenter of the outbreak but the United States and Italy both now have more total cases.
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Mainland China reports 31 new cases -- and almost all of them are imported
Mainland China reported 31 new novel coronavirus cases as of the end of day Sunday, bringing the national total to 81,470, according to the National Health Commission.
All but one of the new cases are from inbound travelers.
One case was transmitted domestically in the country's north-central Gansu province. The country's current active cases of Covid-19 now stands at 2,396.
In addition, China reported four new Covid-19 deaths. All four were in Wuhan -- ground zero of the pandemic -- taking the country’s death toll to 3,304.
Of the 81,470 cases in the country, a total of 75,770 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
Mainland China reports 31 new cases -- and almost all of them are imported
Mainland China reported 31 new novel coronavirus cases as of the end of day Sunday, bringing the national total to 81,470, according to the National Health Commission.
All but one of the new cases are from inbound travelers.
One case was transmitted domestically in the country's north-central Gansu province. The country's current active cases of Covid-19 now stands at 2,396.
In addition, China reported four new Covid-19 deaths. All four were in Wuhan -- ground zero of the pandemic -- taking the country’s death toll to 3,304.
Of the 81,470 cases in the country, a total of 75,770 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
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51 min ago
China reports 48 new cases -- and all of them were imported
From CNN's Akanksha Sharma in Hong Kong and journalist Yuli Yang
Health workers check details of a passenger arriving at a train station in Wuhan, China on March 29. Ng Han Guan/AP
China reported 48 new coronavirus cases as of the end of day Monday, bringing the national total to 81,518, according to the country's National Health Commission.
All 48 of the new cases are from inbound travelers. The number of active cases in the country stands at 2,161.
China reported one additional death in Wuhan from Covid-19, taking the country’s death toll to 3,305.
Of the 81,518 cases in the country, a total of 76,052 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital, according to official figures.
China reports 48 new cases -- and all of them were imported
From CNN's Akanksha Sharma in Hong Kong and journalist Yuli Yang
Health workers check details of a passenger arriving at a train station in Wuhan, China on March 29. Ng Han Guan/AP
China reported 48 new coronavirus cases as of the end of day Monday, bringing the national total to 81,518, according to the country's National Health Commission.
All 48 of the new cases are from inbound travelers. The number of active cases in the country stands at 2,161.
China reported one additional death in Wuhan from Covid-19, taking the country’s death toll to 3,305.
Of the 81,518 cases in the country, a total of 76,052 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital, according to official figures.
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中国开始报道无症状病例
3 hr 39 min ago
China to begin reporting asymptomatic cases in its daily tally
From CNN’s Steven Jiang in Beijing
Workers record information on inbound passengers at a coronavirus screening checkpoint in Shanghai, China, on March 19. Yin Liqin/China News Service/Getty Images
Chinese health authorities will include asymptomatic cases of the novel coronavirus in their official count starting Wednesday, according to an announcement on Tuesday.
The move comes amid growing public concern over asymptomatic cases, of which 1,541 were under medical observation in China by the end of Monday,
according to the National Health Commission (NHC). This includes including 205 cases imported from overseas.
Officials will also further tighten screening and quarantine rules targeting asymptomatic cases -- defined as people who have tested positive for the virus without displaying any symptoms -- said Chang Jile, a senior official with the NHC, at a press conference in Wuhan.
Until now, asymptomatic cases have not been counted as confirmed cases under Chinese government guidelines.
Asymptomatic cases – as well as their close contacts – will be isolated for 14 days immediately upon discovery.
Their quarantine will only be lifted after they twice test negative for coronavirus, in tests administered 24 hours apart. If they develop symptoms during isolation, they will become confirmed cases and undergo treatment at designated hospitals.
On Monday, a taskforce on the virus chaired by Premier Li Keqiang, the country’s deputy leader, urged “placing priority on asymptomatic cases, from detection, contact tracing, to isolation and treatment, in order to lock in previous gains and plug potential loopholes in the containment,” according to a government statement.
A woman in Henan province in central China was infected with the deadly virus last week after coming in contact with a friend, a local doctor who was later identified as an asymptomatic case.
As the Chinese government prepares to lift lockdown measures at the original epicenter of the pandemic, the Henan story has stirred intense interest and anxiety over how infectious asymptomatic carriers are, and whether the authorities have been transparent enough in reporting such cases.
3 hr 39 min ago
China to begin reporting asymptomatic cases in its daily tally
From CNN’s Steven Jiang in Beijing
Workers record information on inbound passengers at a coronavirus screening checkpoint in Shanghai, China, on March 19. Yin Liqin/China News Service/Getty Images
Chinese health authorities will include asymptomatic cases of the novel coronavirus in their official count starting Wednesday, according to an announcement on Tuesday.
The move comes amid growing public concern over asymptomatic cases, of which 1,541 were under medical observation in China by the end of Monday,
according to the National Health Commission (NHC). This includes including 205 cases imported from overseas.
Officials will also further tighten screening and quarantine rules targeting asymptomatic cases -- defined as people who have tested positive for the virus without displaying any symptoms -- said Chang Jile, a senior official with the NHC, at a press conference in Wuhan.
Until now, asymptomatic cases have not been counted as confirmed cases under Chinese government guidelines.
Asymptomatic cases – as well as their close contacts – will be isolated for 14 days immediately upon discovery.
Their quarantine will only be lifted after they twice test negative for coronavirus, in tests administered 24 hours apart. If they develop symptoms during isolation, they will become confirmed cases and undergo treatment at designated hospitals.
On Monday, a taskforce on the virus chaired by Premier Li Keqiang, the country’s deputy leader, urged “placing priority on asymptomatic cases, from detection, contact tracing, to isolation and treatment, in order to lock in previous gains and plug potential loopholes in the containment,” according to a government statement.
A woman in Henan province in central China was infected with the deadly virus last week after coming in contact with a friend, a local doctor who was later identified as an asymptomatic case.
As the Chinese government prepares to lift lockdown measures at the original epicenter of the pandemic, the Henan story has stirred intense interest and anxiety over how infectious asymptomatic carriers are, and whether the authorities have been transparent enough in reporting such cases.
