Mainland China
Ye Xin (March 25, 2003, head nurse of the Emergency Department of the Ersha Island Branch of the Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Guangzhou)
Li Xiaohong (July 1974-April 16, 2003, attending physician of the Second Department of Internal Medicine of the Beijing General Hospital of the Armed Police)
Deng Lianxian (April 21, 2003 )
Liang Shikui (1946-April 24, 2003, Deputy Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, Shanxi Provincial People's Hospital)
Yang Tao (1960-May 6, 2003, Doctor, Department of Radiology, Luhe Hospital, Tongzhou District, Beijing)
Ding Xiulan (March 24, 1954 - May 13, 2003, Chief Physician, Deputy Director of Emergency Department and Party Secretary of Emergency Department, Peking University People's Hospital, Beijing)
Hong Kong, China
Liu Yongjia (1965 - April 26, 2003, Internal Medicine, Chest and Pulmonology Department, Tuen Mun Hospital) Nurse)
Tse Yuen Man (March 31, 1968 - May 13, 2003, Physician, Department of Medicine, Division of Chest and Pulmonology, Tuen Mun Hospital)
Tang Heung Mui (1967 - May 16, 2003, Health Services Assistant, United Christian Hospital)
Lau Kam Yung (1956 -May 27, 2003, Health Services Assistant, United Christian Hospital)
Wong Gung Tai (1950-May 31, 2003, Health Services Assistant, Prince of Wales Hospital)
Cheung Sik Hin (1945-May 31, 2003, Hong Kong Ear, Nose and Throat Private Practice Specialist)
Cheng Hsia-yen (1973 - June 1, 2003, Doctor, Tai Po Hospital)
Taiwan, China
Lin Yung-cheung (April 28, 2003, Internal Medicine Physician, Kaohsiung Chang Gung Hospital)
Chen Ching-chiu (May 1, 2003, Chief Nursing Officer, Taipei Municipal Peace Hospital)
Jia-Ling Lin (May 11, 2003, nurse, Taipei City Peace Hospital)
Chung-Wei Lin (May 15, 2003, doctor, Taipei City Peace Hospital)
Sue-Huei Cheng (May 18, 2003, deputy director of nursing, Taipei City Peace Hospital)
Italy
Carllo Vulbani ( March 29, 2003, the first doctor to discover SARS, World Health Organization doctor stationed in Hanoi, Vietnam)
Extended Information:
The process of the SARS outbreak in 2003:
The SARS outbreak first started on November 16, 2002 in Shunde, Guangdong Province. The first reported case was Huang Xingchu, who was found sick in Heyuan City on Dec. 15, 2002, and was discharged from the hospital on Jan. 10, 2003, and was later identified as China's first reported case of atypical pneumonia.
In late December 2002, rumors of a strange and deadly disease emerged in Guangdong, and even rumors of mass deaths in some hospitals due to the disease.
Since the rumors spread that boiling vinegar and drinking Banlangen could prevent the disease, there was a rush to buy rice vinegar and Banlangen in the market. Many people who could not buy rice vinegar and panax quinquefolium called their friends and relatives in Hong Kong for help, making their illness known to the outside world.
On the other hand, because of Hong Kong's proximity to Guangdong province, many workers with friends and relatives in the province have asked their employers to boil rice vinegar in their workplaces to sterilize the vapors. Some employers have rejected this nonsensical method, but others have complied for the sake of their employees' peace of mind.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - SARS Incident