Japan to Close All Schools for 1 Month in Attempt to Prevent Coronavirus Spread

The move will impact about 12.8 million elementary, middle and high school students

South Korea reports 376 more coronavirus cases total 3526

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Sunday the government was waging "all-out responses" to contain the novel coronavirus as the country reported 376 new cases, taking the total to 3,526. South Korea has the largest national total in the world outside China, after it saw a rapid surge in the number of coronavirus cases in recent days. Scores of events have been cancelled or postponed over the virus, while more than 70 countries raised their...

Coronavirus troubles underscore Apple's reliance on China

Coronavirus: BCCI dials sports ministry for advice on IPL

The bigger issue for BCCI and NRAI is ensuring the participation of players or them being sent to quarantine.

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First U.S. clinical trial of investigational drug to treat coronavirus underway

Donald Trump Gasps For Breath Looks Exhausted During Coronavirus Conference Sparks New Health Concerns

Russia suspends some flights between Russia and Iran over coronavirus

Russia will suspend some flights to and from Iran from Friday, except those oper...

Former Biogen CEO to Become Biotech's New Coronavirus Czar ...

Look out SARS-CoV-2, there's a new sheriff in town.

HIMSS a health conference where Trump was to speak next week is canceled because of coronavirus concerns

HIMSS, a giant health conference, has been canceled for the first time in 50 years. The conference was canceled on Thursday after lots of big tech companies decided not to attend. President Trump was scheduled to speak.

Feds Opt Against Quarantine For Coronavirus Patients At Costa Mesa Facility

The federal government has decided not to quarantine coronavirus patients at the Fairview Developmental Center in Costa Mesa, according to a court documents.

CORONAVIRUS: WHO warns against overreaction to outbreak as death toll hits 1868

Saudi Arabia halts travel to Islam's holiest site over coronavirus

Delaware is investigating 2 possible cases of coronavirus

The statement was made during a 1 p.m. press conference of state health officials at ChristianaCare Hospital in Stanton.

Coronavirus: Four people in voluntary home quarantine in Milwaukee Health Dept. says

Four people in the city of Milwaukee are in voluntary home quarantine after returning from China, the Milwaukee Health Department said Friday. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said the city Health Department is in communication with those people. It is unknown what part of China the people were in and if they have been tested for coronavirus. No one in the city of Milwaukee is currently known to have the coronavirus, Barrett said during a news...

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Washington state says coronavirus death toll rises to 6

Health officials in Washington state announced several new deaths on Monday, bringing the total number to six.

MTA: Doing 'everything we can' to clean stations in response to coronavirus

EU Parliament in Strasbourg CLOSED by coronavirus

THE EU Parliament in Strasbourg has been closed as coronavirus rapidly sweeps across the continent.

Coronavirus and the Tokyo Olympics: A lot of questions few answers

The spread of the coronavirus around the globe has put the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on notice. Here's what to know and what the experts are telling us.

South Korea reports 516 new cases of coronavirus brings total to 5328: KCDC

South Korea reported 516 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, a day after a recor...

Coronavirus will force Apple to delay at least one new product insider says

There's no end in sight for the coronavirus outbreak, as the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases continues to rise around the world. Aside from China, three major coronavirus hot zones emerged in the past few weeks, including Iran, Italy, and South Korea, which account for over 11,000 cases combined, or more than 10% of the total number of cases worldwide. The infection rate in Italy significantly increased the number of cases in the rest of...

Berkeley reports first case of coronavirus

The City of Berkeley announced its first known case of coronavirus Tuesday. A resident tested positive for COVID-19 after returning to Berkeley on Feb. 23. City officials say they believe the resident came into contact with the virus while traveling, though they did not disclose the location.

Dow futures rise 150 points in volatile trading as Wall Street grapples with coronavirus fears

Dow stock futures rose more than 100 points late Sunday night as investors assessed fast-moving coronavirus developments.

Coronavirus epidemic could lead to economic crisis in Ukraine – acting Economy Minister

The likelihood of a coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic in Ukraine is low, but it is gradually growing, and in the event of its onset, the country will suffer an economic crisis, acting Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture Tymofiy Mylovanov believes.

Dog Whose Owner Has Coronavirus Quarantined in Hong Kong

Hong Kong authorities said on Friday that they have quarantined a pet dog of a coronavirus patient as a precaution, adding that there is still no evidence that pet dogs or cats can be infected with COVID-19 or that pet animals can be a source of infection to people.

France warns against handshakes as coronavirus infections soar

German has fiscal means to counter coronavirus in case of economic crisis - sources

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Baker Wants Mass. Schools To Cancel Trips Abroad Due To Coronavirus Fears

Gov. Charlie Baker asked colleges and high schools to cancel international school trips due to coronavirus risks Wednesday morning during a news conference. Baker also reminded Massachusetts residents that coronavirus risk in the state is still low.

Tenth case of coronavirus confirmed in NSW after man travelled from Singapore

Prince William jokes about ‘spreading coronavirus’ during royal trip to Dublin: ‘Sorry!’

Prince William casually joked about the deadly coronavirus outbreak during a royal visit to Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse in Ireland on Tuesday.

Panic buying of masks puts health care workers’ ‘lives at risk’ WHO says

"the risk to healthcare workers around the world is real"