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Current Coronavirus Cases in Italy Fall for the First Time
The civil protection service said 108,237 people were either being treated in hospital or were recovering at home after testing positive - down 20 from the total reported on Sunday.
Canada's Worst Mass Shooting Leaves at Least 18 Dead
Officials said the suspect, identified as 51-year-old Gabriel Wortman, was also among the dead in the weekend attack. Police did not provide a motive for the killings.
Roughly 1.5 trillion Euros in Aid Could be Needed to Tackle Coronavirus: EU Economics Chief
He said the funds could be raised via the EU’s next multi-annual budget.
Indian-origin Australian Academics Analyse Covid-19 Response of Countries, Term India's Approach 'Outstanding'
The authors identified the coordinated efforts of states and union territories in supporting the national Covid-19 plan as a key factor in India’s response.
As Coronavirus Cases Rise in US Hot Spots, Governors Tell Trump It's Too Soon to Reopen America
The United States has by far the world's largest number of confirmed coronavirus cases, with more than 7,30,000 infections and over 39,000 deaths.
'Errors Led to World Paying High Price': Doctors' Group Slams WHO Over Handling of Covid-19 Pandemic
World Medical Association (WMA) urged WHO to provide increased participation to Taiwan and take notice of its insights in the future.
International Day for Monuments and Sites 2020: Learn Its Significance, History
In 1982, ICOMOS suggested that April 18 should be celebrated as the International Day for Monuments and Sites.
Number of People With Covid-19 Could be 50 to 85 Times Higher Than Official Figures: Stanford Study
To attain herd immunity, 50 per cent or more people in a population would need to have contracted the virus, and be cured of it, the study said.
In Britain, Why Less Than 10% Want to Go Back to 'Normal Life' After Coronavirus Lockdown
More than half those questioned said air quality had improved as road traffic levels fell, while over one in four had seen more wildlife under lockdown measures to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
Exclusive: Moscow Has More Coronavirus Cases Than State Testing Shows, Private Lab Data Suggest
Moscow has officially recorded 18,105 cases as of April 17, equivalent to just over 0.1 per cent of its population.
No Plan in Sight: Test Troubles Cloud Trump's Recovery Efforts Amid Crisis
US is currently testing roughly 145,000 people daily but experts say testing would have to increase as much as threefold to be effective.
UK Hospital Death Toll Rises 847 as Expert Sees Only Slow Decrease Ahead
In all, 341,551 people have been tested of whom 108,692 tested positive, it added.
Indian National Charged for Breaching Self-quarantine Orders in Singapore
Singapore on Friday reported 623 new cases of coronavirus, increasing the total number of infections to 5,050 with most of the cases linked to packed dormitories housing foreign workers, many of them Indian nationals.
As Internet Providers Brace for Swelled up Traffic Amid Covid-19 Lockdown, its the Humble Phone Call That Has Made Comeback
Although phone calls are now made over airwaves that connect through cell towers, the appeal of talking hasn’t changed much from the earliest telephone days of the late 1800s.
UK Medical Body Wants Visa Norms Eased for Indian, Other Overseas Doctors Amid Uphill Covid-19 Battle
A group of Indian doctors in the UK on visit visas to appear for international qualification exams also appealed to the government to consider a dispensation so they could contribute during the crisis.
Thank You Coronavirus Helpers: Google's Latest Doodle Honours Food Service Workers' Tireless Efforts
With the tagline, Thank You: Food service workers', the Google doodle depicted an endearing animated figure cooking food, while managing packages for deliveries simultaneously.