The hospital in Wuhan, China, addresses the coronavirus crisis.
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The Chinese authorities have closed this Sunday two of the provisional hospitals raised in the Wuhan city, epicenter of the new coronavirus, due to a decrease in cases.
With these two closures, there are already 11 provisional hospitals that have stopped working in Wuhan, capital of the province of Hubei, in central China, due to “Decrease in the number of patients”, according to the official Chinese news agency, Xinhua, which quotes local authorities.
One of the two closed hospitals was in sports facilities and had 1,000 beds and more than 1,000 workers. Since February 12, he has treated 1,056 patients without infecting any medical worker.
The other hospital that stopped working this Sunday had more than 6,100 square meters and had treated patients with 996 beds since February 17.
The Department of Health of Hubei had informed that the gradual closure of the hospitals would begin, although the strict prevention and control measures.
China is the main focus of the new coronavirus with 3,097 deaths and 80,695 infected until Sunday. However, the infections are only testimonial after the strict control measures and in the last hours only 44 new cases and 27 deaths have been registered, always in the province of Hubei.
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