Where did coronavirus begin,patient,government action and what WHO said.

Where did coronavirus begin.

The first person to fall ill due to the new virus was detected in Wuhan on 1 December 2019. Doctor Zhang Jixian noticed a group of unknown pneumonia on 26 December, and his hospital informed the Wuhan Jiangnan CDC on 27 December. The public notice on the outbreak was issued by the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission on 31 December.

Where did coronavirus begin

The World Health Organization (WHO) China's office heard the first report of a pre-unknown virus behind several pneumonia cases in the eastern China's city of Wuhan with a population of over 11 million. At the same time these notifications were happening, doctors in Wuhan were being threatened by policy to share information about the outbreak. The Chinese National Health Commission initially stated that they had no "clear evidence" of human-to-human transmission

Status about patient

What started as an epidemic confined mainly to China has now become a truly global epidemic. According to the dashboard of John Hopkins University Covid-19, there have now been 392,331 confirmed cases and 17,156 deaths, combining information from national and international health authorities. 

Status about patient

The disease has been detected in more than 196 countries and regions, with Italy, America and Spain experiencing the most widespread outbreaks outside of China. There have been 6,650 confirmed cases and 335 deaths in the UK as of 23 March.

Government Action

The Chinese government responded to the initial outbreak by stopping Wuhan and the surrounding cities under Wuhan and surrounding cities, involving about 50 million people in Hubei Province. This quarantine is now being gradually raised, as officials see if matters will escalate again. In what has been described as the "biggest quarantine in human history", a quarantine was announced on 23 January to halt travel in and out of Wuhan, which was extended to a total of 15 cities in Hubei, making the total 57 million people were affected. . The use of private vehicles was banned in the city. Chinese New Year (25 January) celebrations were canceled at many places. Authorities also announced the construction of a temporary hospital, Hosenson Hospital, which was completed in 10 days, and 14 temporary hospitals were built. In China in total.

In Italy, which is experiencing the biggest outbreak outside China, the government took the unprecedented step of closing theaters, theaters, gyms, discos and pubs and the banning of funerals and weddings across the country.

 In the UK, the government has closed pubs, restaurants, bar cafes and all non-essential shops. People with predominant coronavirus symptoms - fever or dry cough - are required to stay at home for seven days, while at least one person in homes exhibiting symptoms must calm themselves for 14 days.

What "WHO" said on coronovirus

On 11 March, the WHO officially announced that the Covid-19 outbreak is an epidemic. "The WHO is assessing this outbreak around the clock and we are deeply concerned both with the prevalence and the alarming level of severity and the alarming level of inactivity," said its director general, Tedros Adholm Ghebreyes. Although the WHO designated Covid-19 a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern" (PHEIC) on 30 January, it was hesitant to call it an epidemic. "An epidemic is not a word to be used lightly or carelessly. It is a term that, when misused, may lead to unreasonable fear, or improper acceptance that the fight is over, causing unnecessary suffering and death.