Two Cases Of Coronavirus Confirmed In The UK
Chief Medical Officer at the Department of Health says its not inevitable that the virus will arrive in Ireland
Two cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the UK.
Public Health England says they're members of the same family, but hasn't revealed details of where they're from.
Here at home, the Chief Medical Officer at the Department of Health says its NOT inevitable that the coronavirus will arrive in Ireland.
Last night the World Health Organisation declared it as a public health emergency of international concern.
Over 213 are known to have died from the virus with almost 10-thousand contracting it around the world.
Tony Holohan explains what might happen here:
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