First COVID-19 Case Confirmed in Denmark... Spread in Northern Europe
Norway, Sweden, Finland, and More All Included
[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunju Lee] New cases of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) are rapidly emerging even in Northern Europe.
According to local media on the 27th, Danish health authorities announced that the first COVID-19 case was confirmed that day.
The man had recently returned from a ski trip to Lombardy in northern Italy.
Danish health authorities stated that the man tested positive for COVID-19 on the night of the 26th. In a statement, they explained, "The man went on a ski trip with his wife and son and returned on the 24th, after which he suffered from cough and fever." His wife and son tested negative and are currently quarantined at home.
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The day before, Norway also reported its first infection, and both Sweden and Finland confirmed their second cases. It was reported that both individuals had recently visited Italy.
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