What about the other people in the same group that he met? Were they infected as well?
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...from New Straits Times.....
February 4, 2020 @ 3:42pm
KUALA LUMPUR: Two more cases of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) have been confirmed in Malaysia, the Health Ministry revealed today.
The first case is a 41-year-old Malaysian man – the first local to test positive for the infection. The second is a 63-year-old man from Wuhan, China, who arrived in Malaysia on Jan 18.
The two latest confirmed infections bring the tally of cases in the country to 10, with nine of the infections involving Chinese citizens.
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the Malaysian man was confirmed as having the virus on Feb 3 and is currently at the Sungai Buloh Hospital.
“The man had been in Singapore from Jan 16 to 23 for a meeting which was also attended by a delegation from China.
“He returned to Malaysia on Jan 23. (He) developed a fever and cough and sought treatment at a private hospital in Selangor on Jan 29.
“He was referred to the Sungai Buloh Hospital on Feb 2 and tested positive for 2019-nCoV on Feb 3,” Dr Dzulkefly told a press conference here, today.
He added that his ministry and Singapore’s health ministry are working closely to conduct contact tracing.
As for the Chinese man, Dr Dzulkefly said he developed a fever five days after entering Malaysia.
“He developed a mild fever on Jan 23 and was treated as an outpatient at a private hospital in Kuala Lumpur.
“The Health Ministry was informed of the case, and the man was placed under surveillance for 14 days.
“When the fever persisted, he was admitted to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital on Feb 2 for further treatment. He tested positive the next day.
“The patient is in an isolation ward and in stable condition,” Dr Dzulkefly said, adding that his ministry is closely monitoring the situation to ensure appropriate precautions and controls are in place.
February 4, 2020 @ 3:42pm
KUALA LUMPUR: Two more cases of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) have been confirmed in Malaysia, the Health Ministry revealed today.
The first case is a 41-year-old Malaysian man – the first local to test positive for the infection. The second is a 63-year-old man from Wuhan, China, who arrived in Malaysia on Jan 18.
The two latest confirmed infections bring the tally of cases in the country to 10, with nine of the infections involving Chinese citizens.
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the Malaysian man was confirmed as having the virus on Feb 3 and is currently at the Sungai Buloh Hospital.
“The man had been in Singapore from Jan 16 to 23 for a meeting which was also attended by a delegation from China.
“He returned to Malaysia on Jan 23. (He) developed a fever and cough and sought treatment at a private hospital in Selangor on Jan 29.
“He was referred to the Sungai Buloh Hospital on Feb 2 and tested positive for 2019-nCoV on Feb 3,” Dr Dzulkefly told a press conference here, today.
He added that his ministry and Singapore’s health ministry are working closely to conduct contact tracing.
As for the Chinese man, Dr Dzulkefly said he developed a fever five days after entering Malaysia.
“He developed a mild fever on Jan 23 and was treated as an outpatient at a private hospital in Kuala Lumpur.
“The Health Ministry was informed of the case, and the man was placed under surveillance for 14 days.
“When the fever persisted, he was admitted to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital on Feb 2 for further treatment. He tested positive the next day.
“The patient is in an isolation ward and in stable condition,” Dr Dzulkefly said, adding that his ministry is closely monitoring the situation to ensure appropriate precautions and controls are in place.
Even their women prefer foreign men.
You are right...all must invest in a set of this, & wear them, when going out.
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Wear mask if you are sick?, if you are sick it is already too late. The virus can spread even without symptoms. Many are spreading without knowing it.
Kerala, which has reported three positive cases of Coronavirus and has over 2,500 people under watch, faced a fresh problem as authorities on Tuesday discovered that two people, who came here from China and were placed under observation, have slipped out of the country and have gone to Saudi Arabia.
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Don't forget you may be shitting it too...they may probe your anus for instant check on whether you are a carrier.
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/aust...s-chinese-sex-workers-new-zealand-suffer-dip?
China sex workers in New Zealand are claiming to be Korean, Japanese, or simply “Asian” in their online advertisements as clients give them a wide berth amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
One Chinese sex worker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said she had edited her nationality from Chinese to Asian in two sex directory advertisements online.
She said despite slashing her rates of NZ$180 (US$116) by half, business had still fallen by more than 50 per cent in the last fortnight.
“Business is way down and it’s never been this bad before,” said the worker.
There has been a rise in hostility against Chinese in New Zealand amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
Chinese sex workers in New Zealand are claiming to be Korean, Japanese, or simply “Asian” in their online advertisements as clients give them a wide berth amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
One Chinese sex worker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said she had edited her nationality from Chinese to Asian in two sex directory advertisements online.
She said despite slashing her rates of NZ$180 (US$116) by half, business had still fallen by more than 50 per cent in the last fortnight.
“Business is way down and it’s never been this bad before,” said the worker.
Clients are avoiding us like we are the virus.
She is a New Zealand resident and has not been back to China for the last eight years, but says clients saw her as “no different to someone who has just arrived from Wuhan”.
“I don’t mention that I am Chinese any more and I offer a big discount, but clients are avoiding us like we are the virus,” the Chinese sex worker said.
She said it used to be common for sex workers to claim to be new arrivals as a way to attract would-be clients seeking “fresh girls”, but that now worked against them.
Catherine Healy, an advocate for sex workers and founder of the New Zealand Prostitutes Collective, said these were “extremely worrying times for sex workers”.
“We are concerned about the ability for people to both avoid this virus and survive financially,” Healy said.
The organisation was actively advising those working in the sex industry to follow precautions issued by New Zealand’s Ministry of Health and the World Health Organisation (WHO), she said.
Although there is no official data, Chinese sex workers are understood to be the highest number of foreign nationals working unlawfully in New Zealand’s sex industry.
Under the Prostitution Reform Act 2003, only New Zealand citizens and residents can work in the sex industry.
Last year, Immigration New Zealand compliance officers visited 57 brothels in cities across the country.
A total of 66 migrant workers were identified, with 36 on visitor visas and two on student visas. All of the sex workers, except for one, were Chinese nationals.
China sex workers in New Zealand are claiming to be Korean, Japanese, or simply “Asian” in their online advertisements as clients give them a wide berth amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
One Chinese sex worker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said she had edited her nationality from Chinese to Asian in two sex directory advertisements online.
She said despite slashing her rates of NZ$180 (US$116) by half, business had still fallen by more than 50 per cent in the last fortnight.
“Business is way down and it’s never been this bad before,” said the worker.
There has been a rise in hostility against Chinese in New Zealand amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
Chinese sex workers in New Zealand are claiming to be Korean, Japanese, or simply “Asian” in their online advertisements as clients give them a wide berth amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
One Chinese sex worker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said she had edited her nationality from Chinese to Asian in two sex directory advertisements online.
She said despite slashing her rates of NZ$180 (US$116) by half, business had still fallen by more than 50 per cent in the last fortnight.
“Business is way down and it’s never been this bad before,” said the worker.
Clients are avoiding us like we are the virus.
She is a New Zealand resident and has not been back to China for the last eight years, but says clients saw her as “no different to someone who has just arrived from Wuhan”.
“I don’t mention that I am Chinese any more and I offer a big discount, but clients are avoiding us like we are the virus,” the Chinese sex worker said.
She said it used to be common for sex workers to claim to be new arrivals as a way to attract would-be clients seeking “fresh girls”, but that now worked against them.
Catherine Healy, an advocate for sex workers and founder of the New Zealand Prostitutes Collective, said these were “extremely worrying times for sex workers”.
“We are concerned about the ability for people to both avoid this virus and survive financially,” Healy said.
The organisation was actively advising those working in the sex industry to follow precautions issued by New Zealand’s Ministry of Health and the World Health Organisation (WHO), she said.
Although there is no official data, Chinese sex workers are understood to be the highest number of foreign nationals working unlawfully in New Zealand’s sex industry.
Under the Prostitution Reform Act 2003, only New Zealand citizens and residents can work in the sex industry.
Last year, Immigration New Zealand compliance officers visited 57 brothels in cities across the country.
A total of 66 migrant workers were identified, with 36 on visitor visas and two on student visas. All of the sex workers, except for one, were Chinese nationals.
She looks like a proper lady outdoors.
This kind of standard can be a whore?
Even whores have different grades mah.. this falls firmly in the "truth or dare" category...
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