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Coronavirus: Hong Kong to slash border travel as virus spreads

Coronavirus: Hong Kong to slash border travel as virus spreads

Hong Kong has announced plans to slash cross-border travel between the city and mainland China as the new coronavirus continues to spread.

More than 100 people have now died in China, with confirmed infections surging to more than 4,500.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announce high-speed trains and ferries that cross the border will be suspended.

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She wore a face mask.

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The virus has spread across China and to at least 16 countries globally.

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Germany and Japan confirmed that they had cases involving people who had not travelled to China but caught the virus from someone who had.

This had previously been seen only in Vietnam, which borders China and where someone was infected by his father who had travelled from Wuhan, the city at the epicentre of the outbreak.

[Source: BBC]

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