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T6 0-18 Sentence denotes Epidemic evolution
T7 19-135 Sentence denotes In January and February, the worldwide focus of attention was China where cases and fatalities increased day by day.
T8 136-331 Sentence denotes Just 30 days after ProMed’s post, on 29 January, 6,065 confirmed COVID-19 cases had been notified worldwide, mainly from China, where all 1,239 severe cases and 132 COVID-19 deaths were reported.
T9 332-490 Sentence denotes At that point, only 68 cases had been identified in 15 countries outside mainland China, all of which had a link to China or to cases from China [3] (Figure).
T10 491-608 Sentence denotes By 28 February, 30 days later, 83,652 confirmed COVID-19 cases had been reported from 51 countries on all continents.
T11 609-821 Sentence denotes Countries outside mainland China still accounted for only 4.5% (n = 3,664) of the notified cases with some, including Italy, Germany, and France in Europe, already experiencing limited autochthonous transmission.
T12 822-1025 Sentence denotes From late February, new infections in China declined rapidly after the implementation of sweeping social distancing measures, while attention turned to Europe, the new epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic.
T13 1026-1217 Sentence denotes Italy was initially the country hit the hardest by far, Spain, the Netherlands and others followed; France and Germany had experienced the first importation of cases already in January [4,5].
T14 1218-1409 Sentence denotes On 10 March, Italy passed the mark of 10,000 confirmed cases and on 19 March, the total number of fatalities in Italy exceeded 3,000, topping the total number of reported fatalities in China.
T15 1410-1610 Sentence denotes Cases with a link to Italy and neighbouring regions of Austria were detected in a number of European countries in February and early March, often linked to tourists returning from skiing holidays [6].
T16 1611-1758 Sentence denotes Outside Europe, Iran faced a rapid surge of COVID-19 followed by exportation of cases mostly to countries in the Middle East but also overseas [7].
T17 1759-2026 Sentence denotes More recently, the United States in North America, and in Europe the United Kingdom emerged as new epidemic hotspots with 124,655 cases plus 2,191 fatalities and 17,089 cases plus 1,019 fatalities, respectively, reported by 29 March, day 90 after the ProMed post [3].
T18 2027-2177 Sentence denotes Recently, increasing case numbers have also been seen in Africa and in Asian countries outside China that had not been affected early in the pandemic.
T19 2178-2408 Sentence denotes On 8 April, day 100 after ProMed’s ‘request for information’, 1,391,890 cases including 81,478 fatalities have been reported from more than 200 countries/territories worldwide and only few countries appear to have passed the peak.
T20 2409-2535 Sentence denotes Figure Reported COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population by country over 100 days, 30 December 2019–8 April 2020 (n = 1,391,890)
T21 2536-2680 Sentence denotes An animation of the cumulative number of reported of COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population is provided in the supplementary material (Video S1).
T22 2681-2793 Sentence denotes On 31 December 2019, 27 cases were officially reported by the Hubei Provincial Health and Health Commission [1].
T23 2794-2877 Sentence denotes The red asterisk in panel A indicates the location of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China.
T24 2878-2885 Sentence denotes Source:
T25 2886-2937 Sentence denotes European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
T26 2938-3055 Sentence denotes The boundaries and names indicated on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the European Union.
T27 3056-3285 Sentence denotes International organisations such as the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have used novel technologies and open access resources as well as official reporting data to trace the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic.
T28 3286-3509 Sentence denotes For the first time, this has enabled updating public health practitioners, policymakers, infectious disease specialists and the general public on the numbers of pandemic cases in close to real time and with high resolution.