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Legend for Figure 1. Timeline of COVID-19 outbreak.
Legend for Figure 2. Strategies for control COVID-19 in Mainland China
Legend for Figure 3. Changes of COVID-19 in mainland China (including Wuhan, Hubei and outside Hubei in mainland China) . (A) Daily new confirmed cases; (B) Cumulative confirmed cases; (C) Daily new death cases; (D) Cumulative death cases; (E) Daily recovered cases; (F) Cumulative recovered cases; (G) Daily severe pneumonia cases; (H) Daily confirmed cases.
Legend for Figure 4. Distribution of confirmed COVID-19 cases and death in and outside China as of 18 March 2020. The bubble represent the death number of corresponding province or countries