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Creative Buzz. How to protect yourself from coronavirus in Australia. What started as a mystery virus last month in Wuhan, China, has now killed more than 50 people and infected hundreds more around the world.
Worldwide, more than 2,000 cases of coronavirus novel have been confirmed, and 56 people have died from the disease. Health authorities said this morning a young female Chinese student is the likely to be the fifth case of the deadly coronavirus in Australia. Experts at the World Health Organisation have released guidelines for stopping the spread of the deadly coronavirus. People are advised to avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness, such as coughing and sneezing. Other symptoms of this coronavirus include fever and shortness of breath.
Scientists believe this coronavirus started in another animal and then spread to humans. But in general, the public should do "what you do every cold and flu season. " If you or your doctor suspect you might have the Wuhan coronavirus, the advice is to wear a surgical mask. Fifth Australian coronavirus case confirmed as 21-year-old UNSW student. A University of New South Wales student has been confirmed as the fifth person in Australia to have contracted the coronavirus, as the death toll in China hits 80.
NSW health authorities made the announcement on Monday afternoon after revealing on Sunday that a preliminary test had returned a positive result. The 21-year-old woman, who has not been identified by health authorities, had recently travelled back to Sydney on a direct flight from the central Chinese city of Wuhan, where the virus originated. Australia is working to keep out the deadly coronavirus, as flights from China arrive in the country.
After developing symptoms, she presented herself to an emergency department and is now being treated in isolation at Sydney's Westmead Hospital. A University of NSW (UNSW) spokesperson said the 21-year-old had been living in campus accommodation but had not attended any classes after arriving in Australia. "We have no evidence there's a risk to the Australian public. Heatwave forecast to span Australia according to Bureau of Meteorology. Updated 51 minutes agoMon 27 Jan 2020, 10:37am Brace yourselves Australia: there is yet another heatwave on the way.
If you were beginning to think this summer was over, think again. A pool of heat that has been brewing over inland Western Australia is about to make its way south and east as a lingering high pressure system slowly makes its way across the south of the country this week. Giphy: Heatwave GIF January 2020 Giphy: Heatwave GIF January 2020 By mid-week heatwave conditions are expected to reach from coast to coast, with severe heatwave conditions for South Australia.
By the end of the week the heat is expected to focus on the south east and extreme heatwave conditions are expected for Canberra, eastern Victoria, south-eastern New South Wales as well as eastern Tasmania. A heatwave is defined by the Bureau of Meteorology as "three days or more of high maximum and minimum temperatures that is unusual for that location". Categorising heatwaves Source: Bureau of Meteorology Fire danger. Fifth coronavirus case confirmed in Aust. News, latest-news A fifth person has tested positive to the potentially fatal coronavirus in Australia but health officials don't believe there's been any local human-to-human transmission.
Australian chief medical officer Professor Brendan Murphy on Monday said there was still no evidence of sustained human-to-human transmission outside of China's Hubei province, the epicentre of the virus. Prof Murphy disputed suggestions the virus could be transmitted during the 14-day incubation period when people weren't displaying symptoms. "The expert panels that met today were not convinced of that," he told reporters in Melbourne. "It would be very unusual because this virus is similar to the SARS and MERS viruses and they were not infectious before symptoms. " Fifth case of coronavirus in Australia confirmed. An Australian man trapped in Wuhan has described the fear sweeping the Chinese city as health authorities warn the deadly coronavirus is strengthening.
Rui Severino is one of about 100 Australian citizens, including children, stuck in the epicentre of last week's outbreak. At least 80 people have died as a result of the virus, with more than 2000 people infected, another 5700 suspected cases and 30,000 under observation in China alone. Five people are being treated for the virus in Australia, four in New South Wales and one in Victoria. "It is very dangerous," a masked Mr Severino told 9News of his stay in China. "It's not a China problem, I honestly believe it's a world problem. " The Melbourne horse trainer arrived in China 12 days ago and since then the city of 11 million has been in shutdown.
"There is a lot of people…feeling a bit anxious and wanting to leave. " France, Japan and the United States are evacuating their citizens from the region while Australia is considering its options.