Will The Coronavirus Affect The UK in February?

However, UK is concerned about the virus, and the government is taking several measures to prevent the virus from getting out of control, according to The Department of Health for this purpose, a total of 6,536 tests relating to coronavirus have been conducted, in which 6,527 tests resulted as negative. 

Moreover, in Europe, most cases regarding the coronavirus have been reported in Italy, the individual that came positive is almost 165, and has taken five lives up till now, however, Italy to has taken several measures to prevent an outbreak of the virus. However, still, it has led to five deaths, and it is also on the rise in several small towns that are in the Veneto and Lombardy region.

It can be argued that the UK has to take more advanced measure to prevent the spread of the virus, taking Italy as an example as they tried their best to prevent it but still was unsuccessful in controlling it. UK's prime minister's office said that they would consult with the public health and medical experts taking all the necessary steps which that are best to protect the British citizens.

However, according to the statistics, the risk to individuals to get affected remains typically low as 99% of the individual's that have been tested in the UK is found to be negative. The Prime Minister's Spokesperson further assessed that they are well prepared for the UK cases, and said that they are using recommended procedures to prevent the spread of the Virus and NHS as well-equipped in managing infections.

Some of the necessary actions taken by NHS are;

• The NHS putting professional teams in every ambulance service and also some hospital units
• Coronavirus diagnostic tests getting rolled out to labs across the UK, to enable greater than 1,000 folks one day to be tested
• The Foreign Office carrying out "enhanced monitoring" of direct flights from 9 countries: China, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Macau and Malaysia
• New legal powers being given to enable the authorities to maintain people suspected of keeping the disease in isolation

Moreover, The Foreign Office updated its travel information for Italy over the weekend, the spokesman added. Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs has encouraged the citizens of its to not take a trip to affected areas of Italy. Meanwhile, rugby matches in Italy affecting Welsh club Ospreys and also Irish side Ulster are delayed because of limitations enforced by officials dealing with the outbreak in Italy.

Plans are now being made to reschedule each fixture, which was due to occur on Saturday. The UK has provided equipment such as facemasks to China to help fight the spread of the illness, the spokesman confirmed. "We have supplied (the Chinese government) with 1,800 goggles, 37,500 medical gowns, 194,000 sanitizing wipes, 430,000 disposable gloves & 2,500 facemasks," he said.

Moreover, the entire number of UK cases has risen to thirteen after four cruise ship passengers flown to Britain on Saturday tested positive for the disease. They were among thirty repatriated Britons along with 2 Irish people starting up 14-day quarantine at Arrow Park Hospital in Wirral.

The 4 UK nationals caught the disease on the Diamond Princess liner in Japan and are receiving treatment in specialist NHS infection centres. Separately, 4 Britons from the ship that just recently tested positive for the brand-new coronavirus weren't on Saturday's repatriation flight.

They included David and Sally Abel, from Northampton shire, which I've since been identified as having pneumonia, based on the loved ones of theirs and are receiving treatment in a Japanese medical Centre.

Elsewhere, countries such as South Korea, Iran and Italy are fighting to contain the disease, which causes respiratory illness Covid-19. About 77,000 individuals in China, in which the disease emerged last season, are taken over as well as nearly 2,600 have died. Over 1,200 cases have been established in approximately thirty other places, and there have been over twenty deaths.

Symptoms: The primary symptoms of the disease are fever (high temperature) along with a cough in addition to shortness of breathing and breathing problems.

Prevention: Frequent hand washing with gel or maybe soap, staying away from close contact with individuals who are ill and never touching your mouth, nose, and eyes with unwashed hands can help cut the danger of infection.

Catching sneezes and coughs in a tissue, binning it and washing the hands of yours can minimize the danger of spreading illness.

Anyone having symptoms, even if gentle, after travelling from mainland China, Thailand, Japan, Republic of Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Macau or Malaysia, is encouraged to remain inside and also phone the NHS 111 telephone service.

The primary focus is on quickly identifying individuals with the illness and also bringing them to specialized hospitals for treatment in isolation.

They're then tracing anyone that has come into good communication with the patient to ensure they understand the signs of the illness and how to proceed.