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maschera fai da te, CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERSmith, however, didn’t back down. “I didn't speak to your parents' experience, only my own,” he replied. “I don't care that you don't like my truth, but it is true nonetheless.”A British passenger also has provided updates from the ship. “Literally every hour, something is changing,” David Abel told Sky News.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP“Passengers in the small inside cabins have no window, there is no daylight, and no fresh air,” he shared on Facebook, “but the captain has announced those passengers will be allowed access to open deck for exercise and fresh air.”On Saturday, Diamond Princess said there are 63 confirmed coronavirus cases aboard the ship, including nine Americans. The initial number was reported as 61.
maschera fai da te - Dr. Marc Siegel says fear and panic make it easier for the coronavirus to spread Americans have no reason to panic over the coronavirus, Fox News medical correspondent Dr. Marc Siegel said Saturday. People are walking down the street with masks about a virus that literally only has infected 12 people in the United States, he said. Siegel, appearing on Fox & Friends: Weekend, said Chinese misinformation and secrecy has made the virus harder to control, but the United States has done a great job in helping to control the spread and treat infected people.
maschera fai da te, FIRST AMERICAN DIES OF CORONAVIRUS IN CHINA: US EMBASSY While the risk of infection in America right now is very, very, very, low, he said China's failure to stem the outbreak is causing a greater risk to the world. The fast-spreading virus has killed more than 700 people and infected more than 34,500 in China as of Friday. According to the World Health Organization, 72 countries have implemented travel restrictions. Siegel told the Fox & Friends hosts that Chinese officials are still suppressing information about the full extent of the epidemic in that country.
maschera fai da te - I believe there [are] well over 34,000 cases -- probably closer to 100,000, he said. So far, 12 patients have been diagnosed with the virus in the U.S. and a 60-year-old diagnosed with the virus in Wuhan, China -- the epicenter of the outbreak -- has reportedly become the first U.S. citizen to die. The virus first occurred in a Washington state man who has since been released from the hospital. Six other cases have been confirmed in California, as well as one each in Wisconsin, Arizona and Massachusetts, and two in Illinois.
maschera fai da te - In addition, more than 800 Americans were evacuated from Wuhan this week. All evacuees will spend 14 days under quarantine on military bases before being released. American officials said Friday the U.S was prepared to spend up to $100 million to assist China and other nations in fighting the outbreak. The offer remains on the table, said Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar. CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP I think we're going to see a worldwide pandemic from this. I don't think we are going to see anything here of the level of what is happening there, though, Siegel said.