Beijing: The first corona patient in the world has expressed his displeasure amid the outcry caused by the coronavirus worldwide. According to reports, a 57-year-old woman from China has been identified as the first patient of the coronavirus in the world which used to go through selling shrimp in Wuhan, China. Its name is Wei Guijian and it is being described as Patient Zero. Patient zero is the patient in whom the symptoms of a disease are found first.
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After treatment lasting for about a month, this woman has become fully healthy. According to a report by China's news website The Paper, the woman was infected when she was selling prawns on December 10 in Wuhan. The woman said, 'I get cold and cough every year in the cold weather. The same happened on 10 December. I started feeling a bit more tired. I went to a nearby clinic the same day and after taking the medicine again started doing my work in the market. When my health started deteriorating, I saw a doctor at The Eleventh Hospital in Wuhan. Even there, my illness could not be detected and medicines were given to me.'
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Subsequently, on December 31, the investigation revealed that the woman was infected with the coronavirus. The woman was among the 27 patients who were first found to be coronavirus positive. Initially, the Chinese administration acted negligently and the woman got an infection from her family and then many others. The Chinese administration quarantined the woman in late December. The American media also told this woman to be the first patient, but the Chinese government denied this. This 57-year-old woman has said that if the Chinese government had taken timely steps, the number of deaths would have been less.
