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SITUATION REPORT OF COVID-19 IN THE REGION OF MURCIA APRIL 10, 2020
In the Region of Murcia to date of the report, there have been 1,413 confirmed cases of COVID-19 infection.
The first case was declared on March 6 and confirmed as positive on March 8.
As of yesterday, 231 cases are admitted to hospitals in the Region, of which 42 are in the ICU.
58% of confirmed patients are in home isolation.
275 patients have been epidemiologically discharged and 94 deaths have occurred.
The diagnostic tests carried out for the detection of coronaviruses have been 11927. Figure 1 details the number of cases confirmed by COVID-19 in the Region of Murcia from the beginning to April 10, 2020.
Questions and answers about coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
How long is the COVID-19 incubation period?
The "incubation period" is the time between infection with the virus and the onset of symptoms of the disease.
Most estimates for the COVID-19 incubation period range from 1 to 14 days, and are generally around five days.
These estimates will be updated as more data becomes available.
Can humans contract the COVID-19 virus from contact with an animal?
Coronaviruses are an extensive family of viruses that are common among bats and other animals.
Rarely, people become infected with these viruses, which can then spread to others.
For example, SARS-CoV was associated with civets and MERS-CoV is transmitted through dromedaries.
The possible animal origin of COVID-19 has not yet been confirmed.
As a protection measure when visiting live animal markets or in other similar situations, avoid direct contact with animals and surfaces that are in contact with them.
Make sure that proper food hygiene practices are followed at all times.
Handle raw meat, milk or organs of animals carefully to avoid contamination of uncooked food and avoid consuming raw or undercooked animal products.
Can my pet infect me with COVID-19?
Although there has been a case of an infected dog in Hong Kong, to date there is no evidence that a dog, cat, or any pet can transmit COVID-19.
COVID-19 is spread mainly through droplets produced by an infected person by coughing, sneezing, or talking.
To protect yourself, wash your hands thoroughly frequently.
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