South Korea has reported a new case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers), the first after a four-day break in infections.
A total of 183 people have now contracted Mers in South Korea since it was first detected there in May - 33 of those people have died.
The latest patient is a female nurse at a Seoul hospital where 88 people are known to have caught the virus.
The Samsung Medical Center has closed indefinitely to tackle the outbreak.
Last month the clinic's president apologised publicly for its failure to properly manage Mers admissions, allowing the virus to spread.
Mers is a new flu-like virus which first emerged in Saudi Arabia in 2012, where it has killed more than 400 people.