Global virus death toll tops 3,000 as EU raises alert

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“As of this morning, we have 2,100 confirmed cases in 18 EU member states and we have 38 citizens who have lost their lives.”

The virus has now infected more than 89,000, spread to over 60 countries and threatens to cause a global economic slowdown — after first emerging in China late last year.

The virus has raised fears for the world economy, with the OECD lowering its global growth forecast by half a point to 2.4 percent, the worst performance since the 2008 crisis. Health officials monitoring the virus at the ECDC announced that it had increased its risk assessment to “moderate to high”. Infections are now rising faster abroad than in China, as the country’s drastic measures, including quarantining some 56 million people in Hubei since late January, appear to be paying off.

Half of South Korea’s cases are linked to a sect whose leader apologised Monday for the spread of the disease. EU Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides said: After an increase on Sunday, China’s National Health Commission reported 202 new infections on Monday, the lowest daily rise since late January, bringing the nationwide total over 80,000.

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