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Join The Wall Street Journal's Health and Science Bureau Chief Stefanie Ilgenfritz and Senior Writer Betsy McKay in a conversation on the novel coronavirus and its global spread.
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Enhanced screening measures for visitors travelling from Italy to Australia, rather than an outright travel ban, have been introduced
Telecom Chamber provides platforms to prevent spread of coronavirus
Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has offered its platforms to the Ghana Health Service to be used to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus
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House has enough votes to pass $8B coronavirus emergency spending bill
CNBC's Ylan Mui reports the House has enough votes to pass the $8 billion coronavirus emergency spending bill with unanimous support from both the Democrats and the Republicans.
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Across Canada supplies like hand sanitizer and masks are running low as Canadians stock up on supplies due to the COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus. As of publishing this story, Canada has 33 confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 20 being in Ontario, 12 in British Columbia and one in Quebec.
Italy’s Elderly Suffer Heavy Toll as Coronavirus Spreads
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Amazon confirms Seattle employee has contracted coronavirus
The affected employee is in quarantine.
Coronavirus USA Update: Washington Confirms 4 More Deaths 9 Cases In Santa Clara
Italy closes all schools as coronavirus outbreak reshapes work play
ROME — Italy closed all schools and universities Wednesday and barred fans from all sporting events for the next few weeks, as governments trying to curb the spread of the coronavirus around the world resorted to increasingly sweeping measures that transformed the way people work, shop, pray and amuse themselves. With the virus now reported in more than 80 countries, Saudi Arabia barred citizens from making the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca, Iran...
Captain of Coronavirus-quarantined Diamond Princess Hailed As a 'Hero' After He Is the Last Person to Leave Cruise Ship
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Stock up on these nutrient-dense, shelf-stable items in case of an emergency.
Tokyo Disneyland Closes Due to Coronavirus Just One Day After Japan Shut Down All Schools
In what was the last of Disney's theme parks in Asia to remain open during the coronavirus outbreak, Tokyo Disneyland announced that it will close starting this weekend. The move comes a day after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared that schools will be closed.
Saudi risks fallout with coronavirus curbs on holy sites
Saudi Arabia is treading a tightrope as it bars Muslim pilgrims from Islam's holiest sites to contain the coronavirus, rolling out restrictions that while essential could prove both expensive and politically perilous. The kingdom has suspended the "umrah" year-round pilgrimage over fears of the disease spreading to Mecca and Medina, raising uncertainty over the upcoming hajj -- a key pillar of Islam. The pilgrimages, which pack millions of...
Coronavirus fear touches off a global run on face masks
Fear of the spreading coronavirus has led to a global run on sales of face masks despite medical experts' advice that most people who aren't sick don't need to wear them. Many businesses are sold out, while others are limiting how many a customer can buy. Amazon is policing its site, trying to make sure sellers don't gouge panicked buyers. In South Korea, hundreds lined up to buy masks from a discount store. Rumors that toilet paper and napkins could be used as masks have emptied store shelves in Asia of paper goods over the past few weeks. Ordinary people trying to protect themselves from the outbreak are not the only ones encountering shortages. Some health care professionals are seeing them as well. Some industry officials are attributing the shortages not just to high demand but to disruptions in supply: An outsize share of the world's surgical masks are made in China - 50%, by its own estimate - and some of the factories are in or near the hard-hit city of Wuhan and have been shut down for weeks because of the crisis, they said. In the U.S., Walgreens, Home Depot, Lowe's and True Value Hardware are reporting a sharp uptick in sales of masks over the past several weeks and say they are scrambling to get more from suppliers to keep up with demand. Home Depot, the nation's largest home improvement chain, has limited sales of N95 respirators to 10 per person. They have a close facial fit and more filtration material than general surgical masks, enabling them to keep out at least 95% of particles. Marc Jaconksi, owner of Stanley's True Value Hardware and Rental store in Philadelphia, said he saw a surge in demand for masks, particularly the N95, two weeks ago. But since Tuesday, when the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that the...
Atlanta-based Gas South employees will work from home in preparation for coronavirus disruptions
Facebook Provides World Health Organization With Free Ads to Share Coronavirus Information
CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined ways the social network is supporting research.
Indian aviation thought 2019 was bad it didn’t see coronavirus coming
Airfares and traffic witness dip.
Sandalwood goes desi after coronavirus scare
The makers of Puneeth Rajkumar’s Yuvarathnaa, directed by Santhosh Ananddram, have cancelled their schedule in European countries.
How to Watch: Gov. Stitt to give update on coronavirus precautions in Oklahoma
How to Watch: Gov. Stitt to give update on coronavirus precautions in Oklahoma
Coronavirus Q & A: We asked an expert to answer some of your most pressing questions about COVID-19 and travel safety. Here’s what she had to say
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Susy Hota, the medical director of infection prevention and control at University Health Network in Toronto, answere...
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