Nigeria confirms first coronavirus case in sub Saharan Africa

An Italian citizen who traveled to Lagos, Nigeria's economic nerve center, is the first confirmed case of coronavirus in sub Saharan Africa, according to the country's Health Ministry.

UN estimates Coronavirus impact on trade in India to be at $348 Million

The most affected sectors include precision instruments, machinery, automotive and communication equipment.

Malaysia's 50 Richest 2020: Slowing Economy Takes A Toll On Country's Tycoons

Malaysia’s slowing economy, now getting hit by the coronavirus outbreak, took a toll on its tycoons.

Amazon employee tests positive for Coronavirus; World braces for long fight

Officials in the state of Washington reported Tuesday that the number of deaths due to coronavirus had risen to nine.

Mike Pence was criticized for his handling of Indiana’s HIV outbreak. He will lead the U.S. coronavirus response.

‘Coronavirus Has Me Worried Sick’

‘Coronavirus Has Me Worried Sick’

Coronavirus Spreads Although China Outbreak Slows

Health Officials Report 3rd Coronavirus Case In Santa Clara County

A third coronavirus patient has been discovered in Santa Clara County, according to health officials.

Princess cruise ship met with violent protest in Réunion over lack of coronavirus testing

All the countries with coronavirus travel restrictions and bans

On Irish tour Prince William asks if coronavirus being 'hyped up'

On Irish tour, Prince William asks if coronavirus being 'hyped up'

‘China considers health of foreigners equally important as Chinese’

Iran Battles Coronavirus—and the Black Market for Medical Supplies

Iranian authorities have seized millions of medical supplies being hoarded by black-market traders, an effort to alleviate their own shortfall as they fight to contain the world’s second-deadliest national coronavirus outbreak.

New coronavirus pushes beyond Asia taking aim at Europe Mideast

The new virus took aim at a broadening swath of the globe Monday, with officials in Europe and the Middle East scrambling to limit the spread of an outbreak that showed signs of stabilizing at its …

Eleven myths and conspiracy theories around coronavirus debunked

Since the coronavirus outbreak began late last year, several myths and conspiracy theories have begun swirling online. Often shared widely on social media, many promote bizarre and ineffective treatment methods they claim can cure the disease. While some even speculate that coronavirus may have been created by the Chinese government. The virus has so far been detected in at least 70 countries with 90,000 cases and 3,100 deaths. Here are some of...

Coronavirus cases worldwide climb to 95000

CDC: Some evacuees medically cleared to leave coronavirus quarantine

Monday night, the Centers for Disease Control announced that evacuees at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland who haven't had symptoms of the coronavirus for the required 14-day quarantine are now medically cleared to leave. The CDC also announced a change in their protocol; no person will be released from quarantine if there are any pending coronavirus test results. Some of those inside the quarantine at JBSA-Lackland spoke to KENS 5 Monday night....

COVID-19 In Iceland: Quarantines Added Funding & A Shortage Of Hand Sanitiser

Vietnam is set to lose billions of dollars due to coronavirus and it's already feeling the impact of the deadly outbreak

Vietnam is feeling the economic impact of the coronavirus in industries from manufacturing to tourism.

Coronavirus is Disrupting Wine Trade and Major Events

Coronavirus politicized in Lebanon as some blame Iran

US confirms 2nd coronavirus fatality as global death toll nears 3000

Two people sickened with the novel coronavirus have died in the United States, as the global death toll from the viral outbreak that began in China nears 3,000.

Mnuchin hails Fed decision to cut rates amid coronavirus outbreak as Trump calls for more action

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told lawmakers Tuesday that he supported the Federal Reserve's decision to cut rates in a bid to support the economy amid the coronavirus outbreak.

As Coronavirus Looms Many Nursing Homes Fall Short On Infection Prevention

Keeping nursing home patients safe from an outbreak calls for excellent infection control. But government health inspectors found violations at many nursing homes, especially those with fewer staff.

'No guarantee' that Saudi Arabia will get what it wants at the OPEC meeting expert says

OPEC's top producer Saudi Arabia is pushing for a big cut, but non-OPEC leader Russia doesn't appear to be supporting this effort.

Sport Relief Challenge 2020: line-up Namibia route and why The Heat Is On moved from Mongolia over coronavirus

Kuwaiti ambassador: Need for a medical certificate only a precaution over coronavirus

'Let me make it clear, this is not a ban and not even a restriction'

No Steve Wozniak's wife doesn't have coronavirus

Syria suspends entry of ‘tourist groups’ from states with coronavirus cases

Coronavirus: Greece shuts schools as WHO warns about local transmission

Cases detected in Greece among people returning from Middle East, as Iran limits travel within country

To fight coronavirus France urges no more greetings with kisses bans large gatherings

Coronavirus looks scary but we’ve seen worse

California reports its first death because of the coronavirus, and in Washington state, schools and sports teams are taking precautions.