China's Liaoning reports no new confirmed COVID-19 cases
SHENYANG — No new confirmed COVID-19 cases were reported in Northeast China's Liaoning province for the sixth straight day on Aug 11, the provincial health commission said on Aug 12.
The province reported two new imported asymptomatic cases on Aug 11. One flew in from the United States to the provincial capital of Shenyang, while the other traveled by sea from the Philippines to the coastal city of Yingkou.
Five locally-transmitted cases and one asymptomatic case were discharged from hospitals on Aug 11 after recovering, according to the commission.
By Aug 11, Liaoning had reported a total of 261 confirmed cases, including 37 imported ones. Two people had died, and 191 had been discharged from hospitals after recovery.
There are 12 asymptomatic cases still under medical observation, the commission said.
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