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New Zealand will block travellers who have been through mainland China in a bid to stop the deadly coronavirus reaching our shores.The Government announced the dramatic decision this afternoon.It is placing temporary entry restrictions into New Zealand on all foreign nationals travelling from, or transiting through mainland China to assist with the containment of the novel coronavirus and to protect New Zealand and the Pacific Islands from the disease.This will take effect from Monday and will remain in place for up to 14 days. The position will be reviewed every 48 hours.Any foreign travellers who leave or transit through mainland China after 2 February 2020 (NZ time) will be refused entry to New Zealand.Any foreign travellers in transit to New Zealand on 2 February 2020 will be subject to enhanced screening on arrival but, pending clearance, will be granted entry to New Zealand.New Zealand citizens and permanent residents returning to New Zealand will still be able to enter, as will their immediate family members, but will be required to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival back in the countryIt comes as figures show that the viral outbreak that began in China has infected more than 14,550 people globally.The majority are on China’s mainland, where 14,380 people are infected. In addition, Hong Kong has 14 cases and Macao has seven. Most of the 304 deaths have been in central Hubei province, where illnesses from the new type of coronavirus were first detected in December.Other cases so far include:— Thailand: 19— Japan: 20— Singapore: 18— South Korea: 15— Taiwan: 10— Malaysia: 8— Australia: 7— Germany: 8— United States: 8— France: 6— Vietnam: 6— Canada: 4— United Arab Emirates: 5— Russia: 2— Italy: 2— Britain: 2— Cambodia: 1— Finland: 1— India: 1— Philippines: 1— Nepal: 1— Sri Lanka: 1— Sweden: 1— Spain 1- figures from AP

New Zealand will block travellers who have been through mainland China in a bid to stop the deadly coronavirus reaching our shores. The Government announced the dramatic decision this afternoon. It is placing temporary entry restrictions into New Zealand on all foreign nationals travelling from, or transiting through mainland China to assist with the containment of the novel coronavirus and to protect New Zealand and the Pacific Islands from the disease. This will take effect from Monday and will remain in place for up to 14 days. The position will be reviewed every 48 hours. Any foreign travellers who leave or transit through mainland China after 2 February 2020 (NZ time) will be refused entry to New Zealand. Any foreign travellers in transit to New Zealand on 2 February 2020 will be subject to enhanced screening on arrival but, pending clearance, will be granted entry to New Zealand. New Zealand citizens and permanent residents returning to New Zealand will still be able to enter, as will their immediate family members, but will be required to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival back in the country It comes as figures show that the viral outbreak that began in China has infected more than 14,550 people globally. The majority are on China’s mainland, where 14,380 people are infected. In addition, Hong Kong has 14 cases and Macao has seven. Most of the 304 deaths have been in central Hubei province, where illnesses from the new type of coronavirus were first detected in December. Other cases so far include: — Thailand: 19 — Japan: 20 — Singapore: 18 — South Korea: 15 — Taiwan: 10 — Malaysia: 8 — Australia: 7 — Germany: 8 — United States: 8 — France: 6 — Vietnam: 6 — Canada: 4 — United Arab Emirates: 5 — Russia: 2 — Italy: 2 — Britain: 2 — Cambodia: 1 — Finland: 1 — India: 1 — Philippines: 1 — Nepal: 1 — Sri Lanka: 1 — Sweden: 1 — Spain 1 - figures from AP

Sophie Yan: Coronavirus cases top 14,000 worldwide