Japan cruise ship Diamond Princess Wuhan coronavirus cases climb to 175
Christian Fernsby ▼ | February 12, 2020
Another 39 people have tested positive for the coronavirus on the cruise ship Diamond Princess quarantined in Japan, with one quarantine officer also infected, bringing the total to 175, the health ministry said yesterday.Article continues below Topics: JAPAN CRUISE SHIP DIAMOND PRINCESS WUHAN CORONAVIRUS ■ What to read next
A large-scale blocking pattern over North America is leading to a series of upper level disturbances tracking across the southern tier and off the East Coast this weekend, while a robust ridge of high pressure forms over the North Central U.S, and southern Canada.
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