COVID-19: First coronavirus death in Europe

France was the

first

country in Europe to confirm cases of

coronavirus

and is now the

first

to record a

death

related to the outbreak. Yesterday afternoon I was informed of the

death

of an eight-year-old patient who was receiving treatment against the new

coronavirus

at Bechet Hospital in Paris. This patient was a Chinese tourist from Hubei province and arrived in France on January 16. Elsewhere, the World Health Organization has issued a warning about what it sees as a global lack of preparedness to deal with a virus like this. Concerned about the lack of urgency in funding the international community's response, the world spends billions of dollars to prepare for a terrorist attack, but relatively little to prepare for the attack of a virus that could be much deadlier. and much more damaging from an economic, political and social point of view. the same security conference Sky News met with the WH emergency chief, everyone needs to become fighters against the virus now it's not just the scientists, everyone in Lobel's army is all the citizens taking whatever precautions they can to prevent the spread of the virus if we all make it win In Japan, another 67 people aboard a cruise ship have been diagnosed with the strain amid reports that the United States is looking to send a plane to bring its citizens home.

Sheryl and Paul Mold Ski have been posting updates on YouTube about their time quarantined on board to Travis Air Force Base in California and we are leaving tomorrow afternoon and we also found out that we will have to quarantine for 14 more days in the States United, so there is some confusion. Emotions: There are now more than 500 cases in 24 countries outside China, but in Britain there is good news: all but one of the nine patients hospitalized with the virus have recovered and been discharged, according to Brady Sky News.