A five-month-old baby is among the latest cases confirmed with coronavirus in Australia.
There were 24 new cases of coronavirus in Western Australia. There are more than 4,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country.
Among the 24 new cases in the western region, 11 cases are from cruise ship passengers that include Celebrity Solstice and Voyager, Ruby Princess.
The state also saw its second death, revealing that the patient died within 48-hours of showing symptoms.
The second man who died in Western Australia is Ray Daniels, a retiree who passed away in Perth Hospital on Friday post his cruise holiday.
Chris Dawson, WA Police Commissioner in an official statement, said that the family is devastated at the loss of Mr Daniels.
He also read a family statement that stated that the family is extremely devastated by the death of the husband, father, and grandfather.
Furthermore, it said that Daniel was a healthy and active man who did not suffer any underlying health condition. He did not show any prominent symptoms of being ill until he fainted on Wednesday morning, and within 48-hours, he died.
It is quite evident that the novel coronavirus does not discriminate in any form, and the family did not work for a second think that they would lose Daniel.
The statement further read that people need to take this virus seriously and follow the health advice provided by the WHO.
24 new cases surfaced in Western Australia that includes 13 females and 11 males between five months and 82-years.
A majority of victims are from Perth; however, some of them below region areas like Pilbara, Southwest, and Goldfields. As of now, the department is interviewing new patients in order to gather more information about their travel and close contacts.
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