As more than 50 people died from Novel Coronavirus outbreak in China, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) reported on Sunday that no Indian has been affected by the virus so far. It also added that the Indian embassy in Beijing is in touch with Indian people, including Wuhan students, the epicenter of the outbreak, and other areas in China. The confirmation was given by MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar who took to Twitter to say that the situation is being closely monitored by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
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