Albanian columnist from Beijing shows whether there are Albanians affected by Coronavirus

Albanians found in China are not affected by Coronavirus, according to data so far.

Journalist Edison Myrtezza from Beijing has told about the situation of Albanians there and the information Chinese media are distributing, China reports.

From the information I've received today's morning so far there is no Albanian affected by the Coronavirus, and everyone is fine. The exact number of Albanians in China is unknown, and we have no information about any Albanian on Chinese soil. However, for 300 and some Albanians I know and we have our group inform us that there is no problem”.

The concern is for students who happened in Wuhan and for a student trying to get back to Albania. The embassy demanded that a bass date be made many years ago and should not wait for the virus to explode to do so. They have asked the Albanians for the name, last name, and place where it happened for the embassy to know. Efforts are being made to recognize the number of Albanians and how their situation is, and for that it is well”.

Myrteza said there may also be speculation about the travel ban in the media, but that it is true that transportation is completely banned in the city where the virus erupted.

China's “Media covers every information and of course we have no other second data because there are no different private media to show what a real number is or not. And while it's a Chinese media and the Chinese government that gives the information then we'll use this number”.

There are over 86 victims when most of them are from the city of Wuhan or the province of Hubei in central China are not allowed to enter or die. At least the Chinese government has set a 14-day deadline for citizens who must remain unmoved from the city. After 14 days, it will be seen as the state of the virus and then another decision will be made whether citizens will be left to move or not. Wuhan is currently a real quarantine”.

“While for other Albanians who did not happen in Wuhan and in the province of Hubei are free to move and can return to Albania. From the latest information I've seen is that an Albanian student from another town has returned to Albania, but the most endangered is probably the student who's in wan because it happens right in the hearth of the virus outbreak. From the contact I had with her she carried out some health tests in order to have an idea of what her situation was like and so far she's very good there's nothing to worry about. From the contact I have with all Albanians who are here so far there is no problem with the state of health”.

As for the warning of building a hospital by Chinese authorities, Murtez said the job is scheduled to begin on 3 February.

“Yet the virus outbreak is greater, and the Chinese government is planning to launch a second hospital in Wuhan, also taking into account the enormous number of infected persons is seen to be not enough”.

There will be over 1,000 beds in the first hospital in the first hospital, and the same will be the size of the second hospital. It may take several months to reduce the level of the sick, since within a month there are at least 86 victims. The construction of the hospital has become necessary to reduce the number of patients”.

Meanwhile, the total number of deaths from this virus worldwide is 106 according to the BBC, while the confirmed number of people affected by this virus in China rose to 4,515 from yesterday, which was 2,835.