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Poland reports first case of coronavirus

Warsaw [Poland], Mar 4 (ANI): The Polish Health Ministry on Wednesday reported the first case of the novel coronavirus in the country, involving a person who had returned from Germany.

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Warsaw [Poland], Mar 4 (ANI): The Polish Health Ministry on Wednesday reported the first case of the novel coronavirus in the country, involving a person who had returned from Germany.
The patient has been quarantined at a hospital in the Polish city of Zielona Gora and is in stable condition, Health Minister Lukasz Szumowski said in a press conference.
Several European countries have reported cases of coronavirus through the past few weeks. Italy has reported the most confirmed cases of COVID-19 outside of Asia.
First originating in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December, last year, coronavirus has spread to several countries across the world, including India. (ANI)

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