China Reports No COVID-19-Related Deaths For 10th Straight Day

China Reports No Coronavirus-Related Deaths For 10th Straight Day

It appears things are getting better in Wuhan,  China, where it is believed to be the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak. According to New York Post, China has reported no coronavirus-related deaths for its 10th straight day.

Apparently, this a sign of hope for other countries, and in some cases cities that are currently seeing death tolls on a daily basis.

Although there have been no death cases of the virus, a dozen new cases were reported today, 11 of which were brought from overseas and one local transmission in the northeastern province of Heilongjiang on the Russian border, health officials told the Associated Press.

While China has slowly been reopening its economy, there are currently 838 people still hospitalized with COVID-19 in the country.

Another 1,000 people are in isolation and are being monitored as either suspected cases or having tested positive for the virus without having symptoms.

In total, China has reported 4,632 deaths among its 82,816 cases. The country officially ended its lockdown of Wuhan after 76 days earlier this month. In addition to reopening businesses and restaurants, the country also lifted some travel restrictions.