one of The corona virus-infected German man was not sick during his visit to the province of Limburg, report to the national Institute for public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Wednesday morning. He may then not have the disease. That is why it is contactonderzoek in the Netherlands, it is stopped.
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The man stayed in the weekend of the 8th and 9th of February, in the province of Limburg. It was about a week before he got sick. During your stay in the Netherlands, he was not ill and not contagious,” according to the BOOK. “This means that there is a need for further contactonderzoek to stay in the void.”
The virus is spread through droplets in the air. When a man has become infected, it is not well known. Possibly, this was done after his visit to the Netherlands.
It may take up to fourteen days before an infected person becomes ill. Up until that time, the patient can not infect them. There are some exceptions with people who have the virus and have suffered no ill. The GOVERNMENT stressed, however, that the vast majority of infected people show symptoms.
the Man living just across the border in Sittard, the netherlands
one of The corona virus-infected German man and lives with his wife across the border in Sittard, the netherlands. After Tuesday night, it was clear that he was positively tested for the COVID-19-the virus, it was revealed that he was in the province of Limburg has been used.
The institute for public health and was, therefore, in co-operation with the German authorities launched an investigation. However, if you want to map the guy in the Netherlands made contact. In this study, it was in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday, will be continued.
The heads can stay in a special isolatieruimte of the university hospital in Düsseldorf, germany. His condition is critical. His wife is also sick, but it is not clear whether it is infected with the virus.
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