Four cases have been diagnosed in Australia, according to the Australian Association of Emergency Mutual Assistance (AEAI).
6:30pm Update:
Three new cases of coronavirus pneumonia were diagnosed in Xinzhou.
Of the three people diagnosed in the new state, one is 35, one is 43 and one is 53, all male, and is now segregated at westmead hospital.
It is reported that all three have a history of Wuhan travel, but it is not the same flight to Australia.
The new state health minister said at a news conference that the patients all volunteered to report their physical condition and be examined.
At the same time, the new state health ministry said: visiting tourists, overseas students, if suspected or diagnosed with coronavirus, treatment in emergency and public hospitals, hospital fees can be waived.
Four cases have been diagnosed in Australia.
12:20pm Update:
The first new type of coronavirus was diagnosed in the state this morning, according to the Sun Herald. The patient was reported to have flown back to Melbourne from Wuhan last week.
The patient has now been treated in isolation. In addition, seven suspected cases are being isolated in Australia.
It is reported that the patient, who is in his 50s, came to Australia on January 19 on Flight CZ321 of China Southern Airlines, and is now isolated in Monash Hospital, stable.
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Source: Yi Yi Yi, Australian Emergency Mutual Assistance Association
