As a new way to confront the deadly epidemic that hits China, a 52-year-old Chinese woman practiced jogging or running for an estimated distance of about 10 kilometers in her apartment on a daily basis after learning that some hospitals were applying sports training to patients, so she repeated the experiment at her home to face the risks of infection Corona virus, China International Television network exhibited CGTN Screenshots of the training of the Chinese woman, carrying her grandson on her shoulder, and practicing some exercises.
Meet “running grandma”
Chinese woman, 52, jogs 10 kilometers every day in her apartment during #coronavirus outbreak pic.twitter.com/q7V22AJtEU
– CGTN (@CGTNOfficial) February 19, 2020
On Wednesday, the National Health Commission of China said that the Chinese mainland recorded 1,749 new cases of new Corona virus on Tuesday, down from the previous day’s figure of 1886. .
Cases recorded on Tuesday represent the lowest rate of new infections since January 29, bringing the total number of confirmed cases on the mainland to 74,185 cases so far..
The death toll from the virus on the Chinese mainland reached 2004 as of the end of Tuesday, 136 more deaths than the previous day.
The Health Committee of Hubei Province, China, said on its website that the number of deaths caused by the Corona virus in the province rose to 1921 until the end of yesterday, Tuesday, after the death of 132 others.
The committee added that 1693 new cases were recorded in Hubei, the epicenter of the virus outbreak, bringing the total number of infections in the region to 61,682 cases..
Al Arabiya TV reported that China has recorded the lowest number of daily infections with the Corona virus, since the outbreak of the disease in a number of its cities, since last January..
British newspaper “Daily Mail” revealed that the Coruna virus kills 15% of patients over the age of 80 years, and the unprecedented strain is fiercer and 20 times more infected than SARS, and Chinese health officials conducted the largest study ever on a virus Sk.
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