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 It does not appear that Coronavirus attacks T-cells.

First proven case of reinfection

The World Health Organization (WHO) stated that there's no immediate need to jump to any conclusions on the basis of one patient, per the BBC's report.

Hong Kong scientists observing the patient in question have noted that the two strains of the virus are different.

The report on the matter, written by Hong Kong University scientists and shared on Twitter, explained how the man in his thirties spent 14 days in hospital when he was first diagnosed with COVID-19 where he recovered. Following this, during a screening at the airport, he tested positive once again for the virus, despite being asymptomatic. 

 

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