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Coronavirus live updates: death toll jumps to 170 amid evacuation delays for foreign nationals
WHO says whole world must be on alert for Wuhan virus as UK citizens in Hubei told they will not be flown out on Thursday. Follow the latest news and live updates
Coronavirus live updates and latest news: at least 170 people are known to have died in China from the virus that began in Wuhan. Photograph: Athit Perawongmetha/Reuters
Australian authorities are holding a press conference on the country’s response to the virus outbreak, including quarantining any citizens airlifted out of China on Christmas Island for 14 day. The island is where Australia has previously detained refugees and asylum arriving in the country by boat.
Let’s have a look at those new figures that have been announced. The total number of deaths is confirmed to be 170. This is up from 132 reported on Wednesday, and is a rise of of 29%.
Deaths now stand at 7,183, up from 5,974 – a rise of 20%.
It’s understood that 162 of the deaths – or 95% – are in Hubei province, where the outbreak started.
News outlets are reporting that 4,586 cases of infections are also in Hubei. That’s 64% of infections.
A community worker checks the temperature of courier in an Express station on 29 January in Hubei province. Photograph: Getty Images
Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of the coronavirus outbreak, I’m Alison Rourke.
The daily jumps in the death toll inside China have continued, with authorities announcing a new figures of 170 fatalities. All but eight of those are in Hubei province, where the outbreak began. Infections stand at 7, 183.
I’ll bring you some analysis on those figures shortly and how they fit into what seems to be a trend of increases over the past few days.
In the mean time, here’s a summary of the other key points so far:
