BREAKING : First Covid Death in Singapore! Siao Liao!
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Singkieland got more cases than HK ? and the cross border crossings is much higher than in singkieland,,,,are the Hongkies hiding something?
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Is the fatality one who has a compromised immune system? and even a normal flu would have killed him/her?
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Tourists wearing protective masks walk past the Kaminarimon Gate as they visit Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan, Jan 31, 2020. (Photo: REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon)
13 Feb 2020 08:06PM (Updated: 13 Feb 2020 09:05PM)
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TOKYO: A woman in her 80s has become the first person with the COVID-19 to die in Japan, the country's health minister said on Thursday (Feb 13), cautioning it was not clear if the virus caused her death.
"The relationship between the new coronavirus and the death of the person is still unclear," Katsunobu Kato said at a late-night briefing.
"This is the first death of a person who tested positive."
The minister said the woman, living in Kanagawa prefecture, developed symptoms on Jan 22 and was hospitalised on Feb 1.
"She was suspected of being infected with the new coronavirus so ... testing was conducted. Her positive test result was confirmed after her death," he said.
The case comes as Japan deals with more than 200 confirmed infections from a quarantined cruise ship that has been moored off the coast since early February.
READ: Japan to let elderly leave cruise liner hit by coronavirus as 44 new cases confirmed
READ: Tokyo Olympics boss blasts 'irresponsible rumours' over coronavirus shutdown
Those who test positive on the boat have been taken to hospitals, with five people in serious condition.
Authorities said on Thursday they would allow elderly passengers on board to move from the ship to government-designated lodgings for the rest of their quarantine if they test negative for the virus.
So far, 218 people on board have tested positive for the newly named COVID-19, along with one quarantine officer.
The ship is scheduled to stay in quarantine until February 19 - some 14 days after the isolation period began.
Japan has separately reported at least 28 cases of the virus, including among citizens it evacuated from Hubei, the Chinese province at the epicentre of the deadly outbreak.
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Tourists wearing protective masks walk past the Kaminarimon Gate as they visit Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan, Jan 31, 2020. (Photo: REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon)
13 Feb 2020 08:06PM (Updated: 13 Feb 2020 09:05PM)
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TOKYO: A woman in her 80s has become the first person with the COVID-19 to die in Japan, the country's health minister said on Thursday (Feb 13), cautioning it was not clear if the virus caused her death.
"The relationship between the new coronavirus and the death of the person is still unclear," Katsunobu Kato said at a late-night briefing.
"This is the first death of a person who tested positive."
The minister said the woman, living in Kanagawa prefecture, developed symptoms on Jan 22 and was hospitalised on Feb 1.
"She was suspected of being infected with the new coronavirus so ... testing was conducted. Her positive test result was confirmed after her death," he said.
The case comes as Japan deals with more than 200 confirmed infections from a quarantined cruise ship that has been moored off the coast since early February.
READ: Japan to let elderly leave cruise liner hit by coronavirus as 44 new cases confirmed
READ: Tokyo Olympics boss blasts 'irresponsible rumours' over coronavirus shutdown
Those who test positive on the boat have been taken to hospitals, with five people in serious condition.
Authorities said on Thursday they would allow elderly passengers on board to move from the ship to government-designated lodgings for the rest of their quarantine if they test negative for the virus.
So far, 218 people on board have tested positive for the newly named COVID-19, along with one quarantine officer.
The ship is scheduled to stay in quarantine until February 19 - some 14 days after the isolation period began.
Japan has separately reported at least 28 cases of the virus, including among citizens it evacuated from Hubei, the Chinese province at the epicentre of the deadly outbreak.
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Good news 58 already. Punching above our weight. No mask need, please tell this to the 58 people. Definite something to celebrate. Spread virus spread. We are prepared according to the PAP. Hope more countries put out travel advisory against travelling to Sinkieland.
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This is so exciting... like watching the daily medal tally for an international sports event.
who’s opening plate?
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Seldom we are page one.This is so exciting... like watching the daily medal tally for an international sports event.
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4k rmb per shift? Sure or not?
Job openings in Wuhan!
4-hour night shift to carry corpses.
16-50 years old, male or female. Not afraid of ghosts, brave, physically strong. Supper provided.
(Chinese-speaking preferred.)
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