Drastic move: Emergency room, shops in Italian town under lockdown due to Covid-19

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CODOGNO: While China is confidently dealing with Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. It's panic station in a town in Italy and it's all due to three sick people. Streets were deserted and residents warned to keep out of an emergency room on Saturday (Feb 22) in an Italian town placed under lockdown due to a flurry new cases of coronavirus.

A resident wearing a protective respiratory mask is pictured on a street of Codogno, southeast of Milan, on Saturday . The town has been placed under lockdown due to a flurry new cases of coronavirus. Codogno has a population of 15,000 where three people have already tested positive for the Covid-19 virus. - AFP

"No entry" read the sign on the emergency room in the small town of Codogno with a population of 15,000 where three people have already tested positive for the virus, including one 38-year old man now on life support. He was one of two people in the Veneto region with the virus, where another confirmed case overnight in a 53-year old man brought that number to three, president of the Veneto region, Luca Zaia told Rai24 news.

 

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