Health
New Zealand eyes freight contamination as possible COVID-19 cluster source – CIDRAP
In another development, China reported an infection in a patinet who was sick 6 months ago, stoking worries about waning immunity.
In closely watched unfolding pandemic developments, New Zealand today aired suspicions that surface contamination may have triggered a new cluster of COVID-19, and China’s media reported a reinfection in a woman who was sick 6 months ago.
The global COVID-19 total today climbed to 20,439,274 cases, and 745,229 people have died from their infections, according to the Johns Hopkins online dashboard.
New Zealand eyes freight connection, confirms one more case
Following the detection of its first…
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