Name: More than 200 confirmed cases of coronavirus in UK
Uploaded: 2020-03-24T07:20:37.000Z
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This isn't the welcome you want at any airport.

Passport control is now containment control here in Dae Gu in South Korea.

This deep clean takes place both inside and out in a country with the largest number of novel Corona virus cases outside of China.

This is what Covert 19 has done to a Saturday morning in South Korea.

Cases aren't just rising in Dae Gu here in the U.

43 new cases were confirmed today, bringing the total to 206.

Family of a covert 19 patient who died yesterday in Milton Keynes said in a statement that they had lost a wonderful husband, dad, granddad and great granddad, adding that whilst he may have tested positive for having the virus, it has not been confirmed what the cause of his death waas.

Globally, there are now more than 100,000 cases across more than 90 countries, cities and streets.

Slowly empty faith offers no protection from this virus.

Here in Mecca, the cleaners were out in force at the Grand Mosque to Bethlehem in the West Bank as it begins a 30 day locked down and Pope Francis will live stream tomorrow Sunday prayer to avoid people gathering at the Vatican and to Africa, where a cruise boat on the Nile is now in quarantine.

After 12 people tested positive for Covert 19 a situation reflected off the coast of California, where 21 cases were confirmed on the Grand Princess.

Among those on board a 60 year old American carry Coal Stow, a retired teacher and cancer patient who hopes to reach land before her medication runs out.

The captain didn't tell us until half an hour after it was on the news, he said that he didn't have permission to do so, And I don't even think that the specific people necessarily know which ones have it in which one don't Americans like Carrie look to their president for answers?

When asked what should happen to those on board Donald Trump, clad in re election merchandise, focused instead on the numbers.

I'd rather have the people stay, but I'd go with them.

I would rather because I like the numbers being where they are.

I don't need to have the numbers double because of one ship.

He's put his vice president in charge of his government's response, with Mike Pence saying the Grand Princess will be brought to port on.

Everyone would be tested as cases rise and the news spreads.

Caution is setting in like for these shoppers in Hampshire, keeping calm and stocking up on toilet roll In Australia, the seams were less to date.

At this point in time, we just ask that people don't panic.

What this When they go out shopping, there's no need for it.

Those seeking safety off the shelves should remember that today China reported its lowest daily increase in Corona virus cases in seven weeks.

The World Health Organization said that that decline should be a source of encouragement for other countries as they try to contain the virus is spread well.

Earlier I spoke to Dr Chand Nak Ball, who's a GP and chair of the British Medical Association Council.

I began by asking him if the UK was still in the containment phase.

We have the moment officially still in containment phase that doesn't mean that some of the measures around delaying spread should not be happening.

So we are seeing efforts made to try and ensure that the disease doesn't spread efforts made in some cases.

Some organizations are canceling unnecessary gatherings off workers conferences on.

But that, of course, would become very much policy in a delayed phase.

But at the moment, many are taking those precautions at an early stage.

Are you happy to see things like Children?

Races go ahead next week, gathering a lot of people in a confined, relatively confined space.

I think each event has to because it on an individual basis, I think I'm going to be guided by what is a balancing act between experts looking at the trend of spread balancing that against the inconvenience off, putting a standstill to normal functioning.

It could come here the days Yes, there is conflicting advice on masks, isn't there?

If doctors are requiring masks, what would you say to people who are worried about traveling on public transport, crowded public transport?

Would you say that at some point it would be advisable for them to wear masks to.

At this moment in time, there is no recommendation for the wearing of masks in order to go outdoors to travel.

We know that the standard surgical masks don't really protect, so you could actually have a false sense of assurance on Think you're protecting yourself, but you're not.

What's shown to be much more effective are the personal hygiene measures, such as washing your hands with soap, including, for that matter, you know, making sure that you're not too close to the others.

There is a lot of difference of opinion between medical experts about how worrying this outbreak is.

We had on our program last night, a scientist, Dr Richard Hatch it.

He said it was the most frightening disease he'd ever encountered in his career.

Today, there was evidence from a Canadian infectious disease specialist saying he's not scared of the virus, but he's scared off the panic about it.

Where do you stand on those two different views?

I think we have to be rational on being rational is rightly to be concerned and vigilant because we know that this virus can have very severe medical consequences on those patients who are vulnerable with medical conditions on with the elderly, so we can't be complacent.

What we should not be doing is creating fear and panic and alarm.

Would you also be asking the government budgets coming up for extra resources to help you manage this crisis?

We need to see riel injection off resources in hospitals.

Because if this virus takes ahold, we're going to need to really have that greater capacity to look after many more acutely ill patients.

The health service, we believe, even before the prices was short, off several £1,000,000,000 per year compared to nations like France and Germany, if you actually look at even our critical care beds, Germany has four times as many as we have for 1000 patients.