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US in trouble: 240,000 Americans may die from Coronavirus
United State’s President, Donald Trump has warned of a “painful” and “tough” two-week ahead as he extended nationwide distancing measures that even if followed closely, could still mean between 100,000 and…
Testing kits heading to the UK contaminated with coronavirus
Testing kits that are due to arrive in the UK were found to have been contaminated with coronavirus, according to reports. The Government claims there is currently a capacity to carry out…
Russia’s top doctor for coronavirus cases tests positive for virus
Russia’s top doctor for coronavirus cases, Denis Protsenko, has tested positive for the virus, state media reported on Tuesday. Protsenko heads the coronavirus treatment facility at Moscow’s…
Coronavirus epidemic in Italy to end in early May – experts
The Rome-based Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance forecasts the novel coronavirus epidemic in Italy to end by May 5. The institute’s epidemiological scenario is based on an algorithm that takes into account all major…
Russia moves to imprison quarantine violators for up to 7 years
Russia’s Lower House of Parliament gave its final approval on Tuesday to legislation to send quarantine violators to prison for up to seven years. According to the legislature, if a person violating a quarantine measure causes an…
France records 292 deaths in a day, total death toll now 2,606
French health authorities reported 292 new deaths from the coronavirus on Sunday, up 13% on the previous day and taking the total to 2,606 since March 1, as the government raced to relieve pressure on overwhelmed hospitals in the…
UK funds search for coronavirus vaccine with additional £210 million
British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, yesterday, announced what the United Kingdom termed ‘record funding’ to find a coronavirus vaccine to the tune of £210,000,000. This is even as Johnson called on world leaders to collaborate to…
US records 518 new coronavirus deaths in 24 hours
The US recorded 518 new coronavirus-linked deaths in the span of 24 hours, according to data published Sunday by Johns Hopkins University. The record toll, higher than the previous day’s increase of 453, brings the country’s total…
Coronavirus: Prince Charles out of virus self-isolation
The Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation, following his diagnosis of coronavirus. Prince Charles, 71, spent seven days self-isolating in Scotland after testing positive and displaying mild symptoms. The Duchess…
U.S. choir ravaged by coronavirus after continuing rehearsal
With the coronavirus quickly spreading in Washington state in early March, leaders of the Skagit Valley Chorale debated whether to go ahead with weekly rehearsal. The virus…
Plane carrying coronavirus materials crashes, no survivors
A chartered medical evacuation flight on Sunday crashed during takeoff in Manila Philippines. The plane carrying emergency medical supplies to Japan amid the coronavirus outbreak crashed and…
UAE launches ‘drive-through’ coronavirus testing centre
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched a “drive-through” centre to test for coronavirus. The Abu Dhabi government’s media office, which announced the development on Sunday, said the facility was inaugurated by Mohammed bin Zayed,…
U.S. will not pay for Harry, Meghan security, says Trump
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, will bankroll their security costs, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday. The British royal couple reportedly flew by private jet from Canada to Los…
Minister commits suicide over coronavirus in Germany
Thomas Schaefer, the finance minister of Germany’s Hesse state, has committed suicide apparently after becoming “deeply worried” over how to cope with the economic fallout from the…
First-ever infant death from COVID-19 recorded in US
The US has recorded the first-ever infant death from COVID-19 after the disease claimed the life of a child younger than a year old in Illinois. Ngozi Ezike, the director of the state’s public health department, who announced the…
BREAKING: Spain announces record 838 virus deaths in 24 hours
Spain confirmed another 838 deaths in 24 hours from coronavirus on Sunday, a new daily record bringing the total number of deaths to 6,528, according to health ministry figures. The number of confirmed…
Countries Starting to Hoard Food, Threatening Global Trade
It’s not just grocery shoppers who are hoarding pantry staples. Some governments are moving to secure domestic food supplies during the conoravirus pandemic. Kazakhstan, one of the…
Italy’s virus death toll exceeds 10,000 despite lockdown
The coronavirus toll in Italy shot past 10,000 on Saturday and showed little sign of slowing despite a 16-day lockdown. The 889 new fatalities reported in the world’s worst-hit nation came a day after it registered 969 deaths on…
Trump changes mind about blockading New York
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that a quarantine of the New York area to curb the spread of the coronavirus would no longer be necessary. He said he had asked federal health…
Coronavirus: Putin takes drastic action, dons hazmat suit (Photos)
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin got people on social media talking after he was captured in a hazmat suit and breathing mask. According to reports, the photo of Putin in a hazmat suit and…
Anti-Chinese Hate Speech Online Has Skyrocketed Since the Coronavirus Crisis Began
A new report says anti-Chinese hate speech on Twitter has skyrocketed by 900 percent in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The report comes from Israeli artificial intelligence startup…
Americans to get $1,200 each + $500 per child as Donald Trump signs historic $2.2 trillion financial…
United States (US) President, Donald Trump, on Friday signed the $2.2 trillion (N827 trillion) financial stimulus package to cushion the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States. This came hours after the…
As rich nations battle coronavirus, anxiety grows for low-income states
As Europe and the United States struggle to contain the coronavirus pandemic, aid groups warn that without measures millions could die in low-income countries and war zones such as Syria and Yemen, where hygiene conditions are…