China reports 22 new coronavirus cases for Nov 15 vs 52 day ago

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China's health authority has reported 22 new confirmed coronavirus cases for November 15 compared with 52 a day earlier, Reuters reports.

Of the new infections, 11 were locally transmitted cases, according to a statement by the National Health Commission, compared with 32 a day earlier.

China has reported 13 new asymptomatic patients, which it classifies separately from confirmed cases, compared with 14 a day earlier.

There were no new deaths, leaving the death toll unchanged at 4,636. As of Nov 15, mainland China has 98,337 confirmed coronavirus cases.

Security personnel in protective suits guard the perimeter of a residential compound locked down after a local outbreak of the coronavirus in Beijing, China, November 11. — Reuters
Security personnel in protective suits guard the perimeter of a residential compound locked down after a local outbreak of the coronavirus in Beijing, China, November 11. — Reuters

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