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The World Health Organization upgrades the global risk from the coronavirus to "very high", travellers from countries with a high risk of exposure to coronavirus urged to take extra precautions; and Chinese swimmer Sun Yan to appeal an eight-year ban.

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Published 29 February 2020 8:00am

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The World Health Organization upgrades the global risk from the coronavirus to "very high", travellers from countries with a high risk of exposure to coronavirus urged to take extra precautions; and Chinese swimmer Sun Yan to appeal an eight-year ban.

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The World Health Organization upgrades the global risk from the coronavirus to "very high", travellers from countries with a high risk of exposure to coronavirus urged to take extra precautions; and Chinese swimmer Sun Yan to appeal an eight-year ban.

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