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Taiwan said today that its "probable" cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome increased by 26, to a total of 264, with 34 deaths.
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Last week Nigeria reported its first probable case, and was put on high alert after a Liberian man died in its most populous city, Lagos.
In a potentially troublesome development, Ireland reported a new case yesterday, its only current probable case: a female traveler who is believed to have spent time in Ontario.
Before it was contained, the virus had caused some 8,400 probable cases of SARS in 29 countries, and killed more than 10percentt of its victims.
When it does, there may be many new probable cases.
Taiwan now has 55 probable cases of SARS and an additional 72 suspected cases, according to its Health Department.
The city identified five more probable cases.
China has 5,124 probable cases and Hong Kong has 1,698.
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