As per regulations now in force around the world, the visiting WHO staff will need to stay in quarantine for 14 days after they arrive in China and prior to an official visit to the globally accepted epicenter of the virus – Wuhan.
It was in Wuhan that the virus was first identified just over a year ago in late 2019.
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