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Decoding China's deadly 'Coronavirus' | Ghanti Bajao

The death toll due to the novel coronavirus in China on Monday increased to 908, with 40,171 confirmed cases, the country's National Health Commission said. Until midnight, 6,484 severe cases had been recorded while 3,281 people, who had recovered from the illness, had been discharged, as per reports.
With SARS, 349 people died in mainland China, 299 in Hong Kong, 43 in Canada, 37 in Taiwan and 33 in Singapore, to mention only the most affected places, according to the figures from WHO.Coronavirus has spread to at least 27 other countries and territories.

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