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  021720 This is Coronavirus 4-1-1.  The latest Coronavirus info for Monday February 17th, 2020.  Two chartered aircrafts returned hundreds of Americans to the U.S. Sunday night, reports the Wall Street Journal.  One plane landed in California, the other in Texas.  Passenger Jeri Seratti Goldman shares her experience “Jeri Audio”.  Seratti-Goldman says some passengers on her plane were then taken to Nebraska for further observation.  With the planes arrivals, comes 14 new cases of COVID-19 to U.S. soil, bringing total cases to 29.  The passengers had tested negative two days prior and were only found to have the virus after leaving the ship.  The New York Times notes that the number of new cases of the virus in China has dropped to a three week low.  The Chinese government has ordered banks to disinfect cash with ultraviolet or heat treatments to slow the spread of the virus according to CNBC.  CNN reports 1,770 deaths due to the virus, with more than 71,000 case globally.  The majority in mainland China. The locations of U.S. and country diagnoses in a moment.There are 29 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. The locations for the 14 new cases have not yet been released.  Known locations are as follows: Arizona:  1 in Maricopa County  California:2 in San Benito County, 2 in Santa Clara County, 2 in San Diego County, 1 in Los Angeles County 1 in Orange County.Illinois:  2 in Cook County   Massachusetts: 1 in Suffolk County  Texas:1 in Bexar County Washington State:  1 in Snohomish County   Wisconsin:1 in Dane County  Global cases outside of China: Australia 15, Belgium 1, Cambodia 1, Canada 7, Egypt 1, Finland 1, France 12, Germany 16, India 3, Italy 3, Japan 53, Malaysia 22, Nepal 1, Philippines 3, Republic of Korea 29, Russian Federation 2, Singapore 72, Spain 2, Sri Lanka 1, Sweden 1, Thailand 34, United Arab Emirates 8, United Kingdom 9, Viet Nam 16, Another Coronavirus 411 update daily or as news breaks.Find the latest information at C-D-C dot GOV-slash-Coronavirus or ask your smart speaker for “The Coronavirus 4-1-1 Podcast”.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.