More than 3,000 people worldwide have now been killed by the novel coronavirus, according to the latest figures released by Chinese authorities.
The coronavirus has reached every continent except Antarctica, with new outbreak clusters in the Middle East and Europe sparking travel bans, mass quarantines and emergency measures.More than 3,000 people worldwide have now been killed by the novel coronavirus -- 129 of them outside mainland China, where the outbreak began. Over 88,400 people around the world have been infected.The US, Thailand, and Australia all announced their first coronavirus-related deaths on Sunday.
Authorities are now investigating a possible outbreak at a long-term nursing facility in the state. Meanwhile, Rhode Island and New York states also reported their first cases earlier today -- a person who had traveled to Italy, and a woman who had traveled to Iran.Outbreaks in Iran and Italy have led to the virus spreading across nearby countries. A total of 37 countries, mostly in the Middle East or Europe, reported their first cases in the past 10 days.
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