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Austria, Croatia Confirm First Cases of Coronavirus
Austria, Croatia Confirm First Cases of Coronavirus
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As of Tuesday, the COVID-19 outbreak has already left over 80,000 people infected worldwide, with the death toll of 2,699. Recovery rates are also on the rise... 25.02.2020, Sputnik International
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Austria, Croatia Confirm First Cases of Coronavirus
11:46 GMT 25.02.2020 (Updated: 12:26 GMT 25.02.2020) As of Tuesday, the COVID-19 outbreak has already left over 80,000 people infected worldwide, with the death toll of 2,699. Recovery rates are also on the rise, with 27,671 patients now having been discharged from hospitals around the globe.
Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenković confirmed on Tuesday the first case of coronavirus in the country.
"The patient is in the Zagreb clinic for infectious diseases. It is a younger person and has milder symptoms. He is in isolation and his condition is good at the moment," Plenkovic told at a news conference.
At the same time, the country's Health Minister Vili Beros stated that the patient had stayed in Milan from 19 February to 21 February.
Following the confirmation by the Croatian authorities, Austria also confirmed two first cases of the virus in the Tyrol province.
Local media reported, citing Tyrol governor Guenther Platter that they are two Italians who live in the province and were probably infected in Italy's Lombardy region.
Both of the patients are in a hospital in Innsbruck with slight fever symptoms.
25 February 2020, 10:20 GMT
The day before, Giulio Gallera, Councilor for Welfare of Italy's Lombardy region, stated that the third person died from the virus in the region.
Italy has become Europe's hotspot for the coronavirus' outbreak with some 200 people infected and seven people having succumbed to the virus.
The recent data shows that that coronavirus that has its roots in China, has infected more than 80,000 people globally, killing more than 2,700 of them.
