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Iran’s death toll from coronavirus rises by 117 to 4,474 – Ministry
Iran’s death toll from COVID-19 has risen by 117 in the past days to 4,474, Health Ministry spokesman, Kianush Jahanpur, said on Sunday. The Islamic Republic has…
Russia defends WHO against Trump criticism
Russia has defended the World Health Organisation (WHO) against recent criticism by U.S. President Donald Trump, arguing that the UN body is contributing significantly to the fight against…
Bangladesh executes assassin of country’s first leader
Bangladesh has executed a military captain less than a week after he was arrested after nearly 25 years on the run over the assassination of the country’s founding leader, a minister…
Assange WikiLeaks founder had 2 sons while hiding in Ecuadorian Embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange secretly fathered two sons while holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. The Mail on Sunday made the shocking revelation today. It said the…
Coronavirus kills 11 year-old boy in UK as deaths soar
The coronavirus death toll in the UK rose by 917 to 9,875 on Saturday. It was the third successive day of high deaths in the country. On Thursday, the country lost 938 people to the…
Spain shaking off coronavirus, death toll plunges
Spain appears to be shaking off the coronavirus epidemic after it posted another set of low figures of cases and deaths. According to the update provided by worldometers.info, the new deaths on…
WHO lists conditions before coronavirus restrictions lifted
The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded a stern warning against lifting coronavirus restrictions too soon, saying it could lead to a deadly resurgence. WHO issued the warning on Friday as some of the European countries…
US sets record, hits 2,108 Coronavirus deaths in one day
The United States has recorded 2,108 Coronavirus deaths in one day, setting a new world record as the first country to reach that figures. According to figures from Johns Hopkins University, 2,108…
South Korea to use Electronic Wristbands on Violators of Self-Isolation Rules
South Korea said on Saturday that it would use electronic wristbands on people who violated self-isolation rules to better contain the spread of the novel coronavirus. Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun…
Donald Trump orders US to help Italy combat coronavirus crisis
United States President Donald Trump ordered his government to give support to coronavirus-hit Italy, in a memorandum published late on Friday. “(Italy), one of our closest and oldest Allies, is being ravaged by the COVID-19…
BREAKING: U.S. tops 500,000 coronavirus cases
United States has reached another grim milestone in coronavirus spread, recording over 500,000 cases on Friday. Worldometers.info which tracks coronavirus puts the cases in the world’s leading…
China reports more coronavirus cases
Mainland China reported on Saturday 46 new coronavirus cases, four more than the 42 reported on Friday Forty-two of them involved travellers from overseas. China’s National Health Commission said…
Coronavirus death toll tops 100,000, cases close to 1.7m
Global coronavirus death toll crossed the 100,000 mark on Friday. And it is still rising. It now stands at 101,557, with over 60 per cent of the fatalities accounted for by just five…
91 recovered patients test positive for COVID-19 again – KCDC
More than 90 people who fully recovered from the novel coronavirus have tested positive for COVID-19 again, health authorities Seoul said on Friday. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said a total of 91 people had…
Coronavirus: Daegu worst hit Korean city records zero infection
The South Korean city of Daegu, which endured the first large coronavirus outbreak outside of China, on Friday reported zero new cases for the first time since late…
Dubai supermarkets to provide space for suppliers to sell basic goods
Major supermarkets in Dubai including Carrefour and Union Co-op will provide space for suppliers to sell basic commodities to people in an initiative aimed at maintaining the price of goods amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to…
Boris Johnson leaves intensive care
PRIME Minister Boris Johnson was on Thursday taken out of intensive care in a sign he is winning his coronavirus battle. Johnson, who has been in hospital since Sunday, spent three…
China reports 42 new COVID-19 cases
Chinese health authorities said Friday that they received reports of 42 new confirmed COVID-19 cases on the Chinese mainland Thursday, of which 38 were imported. Four new domestically transmitted…
Italy loses 100th doctor to novel coronavirus pandemic
In Italy, the death toll among doctors from COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus, reached the grim milestone of 100 on Thursday. “The latest victim was a…
U.S. overtakes Spain in coronavirus death toll
The United States coronavirus death toll is now the second highest in the world, after Italy. The U.S. overtook Spain early today, with new deaths recorded, taking the country’s tally to 14,797.…
Coronavirus: Man arrested for stealing over 2 Million face masks
A Businessman has been arrested by police after he stole up to 2 million face masks from a medical supplies company that had gone into liquidation. According to New York Post, the…
UK records 938 deaths in 24 hours — its worst daily toll since outbreak
The number of people who have died from complications of COVID-19 in the UK increased by 938 in 24 hours. This makes the latest figure the biggest daily increase since the outbreak of the disease…
Serbian President’s son Danilo Vucic hospitalised for coronavirus
Danilo Vucic, son of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has contracted the coronavirus infection. The 22-year-old was hospitalised on Wednesday, his dad said. “My firstborn is infected by the…
Clinton’s impeachment whistleblower Linda Tripp dies
Linda Tripp, the American civil servant who acted as whistleblower in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton has died. She was 70. Tripp was working in the Pentagon when she befriended…