The SARS-like virus epidemic is believed to have originated in Hubei
Beijing:
Authorities in China reported on Thursday the first death outside of Hubei, the central province where a new SARS-like virus epidemic is believed to have originated.
The health commission in northern Hebei province, which borders Beijing, said in a statement that an 80-year-old man diagnosed with the new virus died on January 22.
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The death in Hebei increases the total death toll in China from the virus to 18.
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