Hyperion Titan has updated 2019 n-CoV global map
The current n-CoV outbreak originated in Wuhan city, China, which is a major domestic and international transport hub. Given the large population movements, and the observed human to human transmission, the new confirmed cases seems to continue to appear in other areas and countries around the globe.
According to the advice offered by WHO in relation to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus nCoV, the general public is suggested to reduce exposure to and transmission of the virus, to protect yourself and others from getting sick, and to stay healthy while travelling.
Hyperion Titan Map has updated 2019 n-CoV global map to demonstrate the real-time virus situations around the globe from official sources, to help limit continuous human-to-human transmission including reducing secondary infections among close contacts, preventing further international spread across various countries, and identifying, isolating potential patients early, in order to minimize social and economic impact though the trusted and up-to-date map data. Travellers can check the destination updates on Titan to avoid any potential risks.
Up to 4th February, laboratory-confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) infection have been reported on the following continents:
Asia: China, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, India, the Philippines, Cambodia, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
Europe: Germany, France, Italy, United Kingdom, Russia, Belgium, Finland, Spain and Sweden.
America: the United States and Canada.
Oceania: Australia.
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