Coronavirus Outbreak: All the Secrets Revealed About the Covid-19 Pandemic. A complete Rational Guide of its Evolution, Expansion, Symptoms and First Defense

New Zealand
Tested negative on 31 February the first reported case confirmed in New
Zealand. Dr Ashley Bloomfield, the Director-General of Health, announced
the test results on 1 February. The individual was accused of contracting the
disease and was held at Auckland City Hospital in solitary confinement.
Cyprus
According to the Cyprus News a man from China who was accused of
contracting the infection with corona virus tested negative on 2 February
2020. The man was put under quarantine at the General Hospital of Nicosia
on January 31, after showing symptoms of the illness.
Croatia
According to Total Croatia News, a man held in solitary confinement at Split
KBC hospital for showing symptoms of corona virus infection tested
negative on 03 February. He was suspected of having contracted the infection
after visiting China recently on 2 February.
Switzerland
According to SWI, on 28 January two suspected cases of corona virus
infection had tested negative. The two cases were first identified on January

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27 and placed in solitary confinement at Zurich's Triemli hospital. The people
had recently visited China, and returned with infection symptoms.
Greece
According to the Greek City Times, a sixty-year-old man suspected of
contracting corona virus has tested negative for the disease. The man had
been put under quarantine at the General Hospital of AHEPA University.
Denmark
Denmark has confirmed that as of February 04 all those screened for
suspected corona virus have turned out negative. The most recent tests have
been on those arriving from Wuhan at Roskilde Airport. Earlier, a Danish
woman who returned from Wuhan with infection symptoms was isolated and
examined at Aarhus University Hospital. The test has been proven negative.
Ireland
Ireland suspected a person who came from Wuhan to be infected with corona
virus and admitted him to the Royal Victoria Hospital, but the health
department announced that the tests were negative, the BBC reported on 25
January.
On 31 January the World Health Organization identified 13 countries on the
continent of Africa as at risk for corona virus infection. Such nations include
Algeria, Angola, Cote d'Ivoire, the DRC, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius,
Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Either they have direct
links to China or they manage a large volume of trips to China. Active
screening programs were implemented at all of those countries ' major
airports.

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