Counter-Strike, Overwatch League, and Pokémon events called off due to the coronavirus - goodopmenow

Official Counter-Strike, Overwatch League and Pokémon events have been cancelled attributable the coronavirus, and the outbreak has too affected production of the Nintendo Switch in Communist China (via Eurogamer).

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The League of Legends Pacific Ocean championship series will be postponed indefinitely Eastern Samoa a result of the risk posed to players and fighting staff, and "travel restrictions that have been implemented to mitigate the spread of the virus." There computer virus has spread from its epicentre in the City of Wuhan to every region in mainland Red China, with presently approximately 6,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in China, and 68 cases recorded in 15 other countries. Other organisations have followed suit, with the Hong Kong Pokémon Video Secret plan Championship named off and the Counter-Fall upon: Global Offensive WESG Asia-Pacific Finals no thirster organism held in Macau. In addition, the coronavirus outbreak has caused issues for the production of the Nintendo Switch in China, as stated by Nintendo Chief operating officer Shuntaro Furukawa.

Coronaviruses are commonplace, and most people have had a coronavirus before. They cause mild to moderate respiratory issues, which may constitute exacerbated for people with weakened immune systems, children, and the elderly. The one that has damaged out in China is the fresh coronavirus, because IT does not cope with any extant virus, and researchers are working to understand the computer virus and produce a vaccinum.