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Albania reported three new cases, taking the country's total to 15. The first death in the country was also reported.

Armenia confirmed three new cases, bringing the total number to 4.

Australia reported 19 new cases, taking the country to a total of 126.

American actor Tom Hanks and wife Rita Wilson were diagnosed with the illness during the filming of the Baz Luhrmann's upcoming-biographical film Elvis in Australia.

Austria confirmed 24 additional cases, taking the total to 206.

Bahrain confirmed 77 additional cases, citizens evacuated from Iran on a flight. This brought the country's total to 189.

Belgium reported its first death.

Bosnia and Herzegovina confirmed seven additional cases.

Brazil confirmed 34 additional cases, raising the total number to 69.

Bulgaria reported its first death. It also confirmed one additional case, bringing the total to 7.

China confirmed 11 new cases across the Mainland, in addition to 13 new cases and 22 new deaths in Hubei province.

Colombia confirmed three additional cases, bringing the total to 6. Later on the same day, three more cases were confirmed, bringing the total to 9.

Cuba confirmed its first three cases.

Denmark confirmed 180 additional cases, raising the total to 442.

Egypt confirmed seven additional cases, six of whom were Egyptian. The country now has 67 cases of which eight have recovered.

France reported 487 new cases and 15 fatalities, for a total of 2,281 cases and 48 deaths.

French Polynesia reported its first case. The patient is Maina Sage, a member of the French National Assembly.

Georgia reported five additional cases, increasing the total to 23.

Germany saw its cases rise to 1,908.

Greece confirmed 10 additional cases, taking the country's total to 99, 95 of whom are Greek and 4 are foreign nationals.

Honduras confirmed its first two cases, one patient from Spain and one from Switzerland.

Indonesia confirmed seven more cases, bringing the total number to 34. Its first death was also reported, confirmed by the United Kingdom's Foreign and Commonwealth Office as a 53-year-old female British national.

Iran announced that there are now 9,000 infected, with 354 deaths. New infections were 958 with 63 additional deaths. Those recovered total 2,959.  Iran's first vice president, Eshaq Jahangiri was reported infected.

Ireland confirmed nine additional cases and the first death in the country from the virus.