6 novel coronavirus cases were reported by who

Guide: WHO announced novel coronavirus (new coronavirus) infection in 6 cases confirmed by laboratory in 18 days   A novel coronavirus infection (MSV) of the Middle East respiratory syndrome was diagnosed in 6 cases, the WHO reported on 18 Up to now, 88 cases have been confirmed worldwide, 45 of which have died   Who said two of the six confirmed cases were from Saudi Arabia and four from the United Arab Emirates The confirmed cases in Saudi Arabia are a 26 year old man and a 42 year old female medical worker who have had close contact with previously confirmed cases The two patients were in mild condition and were not hospitalized   The four cases reported in the United Arab Emirates are all medical workers from two hospitals in the capital Abu Dhabi who have looked after previously confirmed cases Two of them had no corresponding symptoms, the other two had slight upper respiratory symptoms, and the current situation is stable   Who encourages all Member States to continue monitoring severe acute respiratory infections and to carefully examine any abnormal cases In case of severe acute respiratory infection in recent travelers returning from the Middle East, coronavirus detection of Middle East respiratory syndrome should be carried out   Who once again reminds health institutions of the importance of systematic prevention and control of infection Who said that medical and health institutions that provide treatment to patients suspected or diagnosed with the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus should take appropriate measures to reduce the risk of transmission of the virus to other patients, medical workers and visitors   In response to the outbreak of the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus, who convened the emergency committee in early July in accordance with the international health regulations, and held meetings on the 9th and 17th respectively Experts at the meeting agreed that according to the existing information and risk assessment, the current epidemic has not yet constituted a public health emergency of international concern.