Australia recently announced that it will begin screening passengers arriving from China to limit the spread of a new mysterious coronavirus which is gaining traction in the Chinese mainland with new cases popping up in nearby countries like Japan and South Korea.

Australia to begin screening passengers from China as coronavirus continues to spread

China is battling the spread of a deadly mysterious virus which is compared to the SARS virus. More than 200 people have been infected so far and an Indian national living in China is among them. Many countries in the region are now on alert. Take a look...

Gravitas: China Battles Deadly Virus: Over 200 Cases Reported

A virus akin to SARS that recently hit China mysteriously has taken the lives of two people with more than hundreds likely to be infected, reported AFP. The virus also causes pneumonia which has infected at least 41 people in China.

Mysterious SARS-like virus in China has affected 'hundreds': Report

A 74-year-old Chinese woman is being treated at a hospital in Thailand after showing symptoms of the new coronavirus which belongs to the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) family.

Thailand reports second case linked to mysterious virus from China

There may have been limited human-to-human transmission of a new coronavirus in China within families, and it is possible there could be a wider outbreak, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Tuesday.

WHO warns hospitals worldwide over further spread of China's coronavirus

China on Saturday reported the first death from a virus believed to be from the same family as the SARS pathogen that killed hundreds in China and Hong Kong more than a decade ago.

Mystery viral pneumonia: China reports first death from new type of coronavirus

There is a health alert in Asia after mysterious Pneumonia cases have been reported in Wuhan city in China. At least 59 people have been infected. The cause of the illness is unknown. China has ruled out SARS threat, but fears of a possible epidemic have caused concerns. Details in this report. #China #SARS #VirusInChina #Gravitas

Gravitas: At least 59 people infected with mysterious virus in China, Beijing rules out SARS threat

The World Health Organization said on Wednesday that it believes a new strain of virus from the SARS family has struck China's Wuhan which has led to at least 59 people being infected.

New coronavirus from SARS family may be cause of mysterious pneumonia cases in China: WHO

China has confirmed that the mysterious viral pneumonia that has infected 59 people in the central part of the country, is not SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome).

Mysterious viral pneumonia infects several in China

Authorities are investigating an outbreak of viral pneumonia in central China amid online speculation that it might be linked to SARS, the flu-like virus that killed hundreds of people a decade ago.

China probes mystery pneumonia outbreak amid SARS fears

According to Hong Kong University, a man has developed the world's first case of the rat version of hepatitis E virus. Also Read: Rat fever grips flood-hit Kerala; Leptospirosis claims 28 lives The man who is reportedly 56-years-old had undergone a liver transplant due to persistent abnormal liver function tests.

World's first human case of rat disease detected in Hong Kong

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