At least 7,711 cases of Wuhan coronavirus have been confirmed in China, including 170 deaths as of the end of Wednesday, according to China’s National Health Commission. This number reflects an increase of 1,737 cases and 38 deaths from Tuesday.
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For instance, the Department of Homeland Security's Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction office is facilitating airport screenings, according to a DHS official. The US Coast Guard and Federal Emergency Management Agency and US Citizenship and Immigration Services are also involved, according to DHS.
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