The risk posed to Australians by a new strain of coronavirus infecting hundreds of people across the world is low, the nation's chief medical officer says.
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Medical staff transfer patients to Jinyintan hospital where patients infected with a new strain of coronavirus are treated in Wuhan, Hubei province, China. Source: EPA
The risk posed to Australians by a new strain of coronavirus infecting hundreds of people across the world is low, the nation's chief medical officer says.
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By Dina Gerolymou
Source: SBS
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