BEIJING: China on Thursday reported 29 more deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic, the lowest daily figure in almost a month.AdvertisementThere were 433 new cases of infections as of Wednesday, up from 406 on the previous day.
The majority of the cases came from Hubei, the central Chinese province at the epicentre of the outbreak, which reported 409 new cases and 26 deaths. Beijing and the provinces of Heilongjiang and Henan were the locations of the other three fatalities.
Interesting, I wonder how accurate these numbers are? If they are, then good. Finally some positive news.
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