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Elderly Dog Dies Two Days After Release from Precautionary Coronavirus Quarantine in Hong Kong
Vets in the Asian financial hub say the dog's death could have been because of the stress and anxiety of being in quarantine and away from its family.
Rishi Sunak Unveils 330-Billion Pound Rescue Package to Help UK in Coronavirus Fight
The Chancellor of the Exchequer joined British Prime Minister Boris Johnson during his daily briefing from 10 Downing Street in London to announce that he is making available 330 billion pounds of loan guarantees to businesses to help them meet their day...
China to Expel American Reporters After US Curbs Its Media Amid Escalating Row Over Coronavirus
The foreign ministry said American citizens working for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post with credentials expiring before the end of the year must surrender their press cards within 10 days.
Pakistan's Coronavirus Tally Jumps to 183 in 24 Hours as Sindh Reports 150 Cases
The number of quarantined pilgrims in Taftan rose to 4,000 by March 11. Some of them were allowed to go their provinces after local Balochistan government said it could not handle the rush of pilgrims coming from Iran.
'Single Biggest Shock': Airlines, Airports Battle Coronavirus Cash Crunch
The Australian carrier announced plans to cut international capacity by 90% and domestic capacity by 60% until at least the end of May, grounding the equivalent of 150 planes in response to new travel restrictions.
Mexican Govt Rejects Media Reports of First Coronavirus Death
The Mexican health ministry released a statement late Sunday clarifying that the infected patient identified as business Jose Kuri was alive but in critical condition.
Construction, Transport, Chemical Manufacturing May be Worst-Hit Due to COVID-19 Crisis in China
However, a report says crude oil, gems and jewellery, which account for 46 per cent of India's total imports are relatively insulated from the public health crisis.
Indonesia's Transport Minister Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Moved to Intensive Care
Indonesia has reported 96 cases and five virus-related deaths since the outbreak began in the country two weeks ago.
US Troops, Iraq Forces Injured in Renewed Rocket Attacks on Taji Military Base
The rocket attacks came less than two days after the United States launched retaliatory airstrikes in facilities suspected to be linked to the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia.
Spanish PM’s Wife Tests Positive for Coronavirus; All Stores Except Groceries & Pharmacies Shut Down
The Spain government has also ordered to close all restaurants, bars, hotels, schools and universities and non-essential retail outlets across the country.
Mainland China Reports 20 New Coronavirus Cases as Number of Cases Rise to 80,844
The death toll from the outbreak in mainland China had reached 3,199 as of the end of Saturday, up by 10 from the previous day.
Death Toll in Syrian War, Worst Man-Made Disaster Since WW2, Stands at 3,84,000 After 9 Years
As the war enters its 10th year, the government of President Bashar al-Assad now controls more than 70 percent of Syrian territory, thanks to the military support of its allies Russia, Iran and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
US Summons Chinese Ambassador Over 'Ridiculous' Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory
Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian had alleged that it might be the US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan.
New Zealand Calls Off Christchurch Attack Commemoration Amid Coronavirus Fears
The event, to be held in Christchurch on Sunday, was expected to attract a large crowd, with many traveling from around New Zealand and from overseas.
'People Are Terrified': Daily Life on Hold as Americans Face Coronavirus Threat
Across the United States, the coronavirus outbreak is shuttering schools, emptying sports arenas and clearing out offices as Americans practice "social distancing" - staying at least 6 feet (1.8 m) apart from one another - that health authorities say is n...
India Ahead of the Curve, Says Trump as He Greets Irish PM With 'Namaste' Amid Virus Fears
Trump and Varadkar, who is of Indian-origin, joined their palms in the 'namaste' pose when reporters asked them in the Oval Office as to how they greeted each other.