ZERO-HEDGE https://youtu.be/OtLHvNVD87M Coronavirus Pandemic Spreads To 17,205 Cases, Resulting In 362 Fatalities; 152,000 Under Observations There are currently 17,205 confirmed cases worldwide according to the latest data out of China's CDC, and 362 global fatalities (including the first death outside of China, reported in the Philippines). China’s central bank will pump 150 billion yuan ($21.7 billion) into markets, and has banned short selling on Monday to prevent a sell-off. First death outside China recorded in the Philippines 24 countries reporting cases Philippines, New Zealand join list of countries several restricting travelers from China 36 French citizens evacuated from Wuhan show coronavirus symptoms. Update (1900ET): According to the latest daily update from the Chinese CDC, there are now 17,205 confirmed cases across China, a jump of 2,829 overnight - the biggest daily increase since the epidemic started - with another 181 cases abroad. Global fatalities increased to 362, with the daily increase of 58 also the biggest since the pandemic started, although as noted previously, China has been resorting to various measures to mask and hide the true number of corona casualties. Unfortunately, the disease does not appears to be slowing down, and the number of suspected cases increased by 2,004 to 21,558, while the number of people receiving medical observations surged to a record 152,700, an increase of 15,106 overnight. Update(1700ET): Santa Clara County health officials on Sunday afternoon have confirmed a second coronavirus case, reported KRON 4 News. Officials said this is unrelated to the first case that was confirmed on Friday. The confirmed case is a woman who recently traveled to Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak. Officials have so far said, she arrived in the U.S. on Jan. 23 to visit family during the Chinese New Year. Officials are unclear on her exact movements and how many people she could have infected. Her family was also quarantined on concerns they have contracted the deadly virus. The first case was confirmed in Santa Clara County on Friday, was a man who recently traveled to Wuhan. This is the ninth confirmed case in the U.S., with cases expected to rise in the days and or weeks ahead. And earlier on Sunday, The New York Times sparked more fears when it said that the coronavirus "looks increasingly like a pandemic…" "It's very, very transmissible, and it almost certainly is going to be a pandemic," said Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease. "But will it be catastrophic? I don't know." * * * Update (1500ET): According to AFP, 20 French citizens evacuated from Wuhan, China have symptoms of Coronavirus. Earlier in the day, officials said that when t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPQXPEQnSeQ