Wuhan coronavirus: Cases continue to rise rapidly as US bans travel from China

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Wuhan coronavirus: Cases continue to rise rapidly as US bans travel from China
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The number of confirmed cases of the Wuhan coronavirus is nearing 12,000. With most of China due to return to work Monday, the concern will be how far the virus will now spread, and whether the country's economy can bear further restrictions to rein it in.

Hong Kong The number of confirmed cases of the Wuhan coronavirus is nearing 12,000, as the epidemic continues to spread worldwide, sparking travel bans and outbreaks of ugly anti-Chinese xenophobia.

According to Chinese health authorities, the number of confirmed cases grew by 2,102 on Friday, bringing the total to 11,791 nationwide. An additional 45 people died in Hubei -- the province at the epicenter of the outbreak -- and one person died in the megacity of Chongqing on Friday, as the number of fatalities reached 259.

Coronavirus declared a global health emergency 02:56How long will it go on?China has allocated almost $4 billion to the fight against the virus, and sent thousands of doctors, nurses and military medics to Hubei to help out with relief in the epicenter of the outbreak. Two purpose-built hospitals in Wuhan, constructed in under a week, are due to start accepting patients on Monday and Thursday respectively.

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