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The Swiss government has banned all events of 1,000 people or more, fearing the events increase the risk of spreading COVID-19.
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Police seek four men over coronavirus attack on Singapore student
British police on Wednesday said they are seeking four suspects after an attack on a student from Singapore, amid growing racism linked to the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Minot city leaders mulling emergency plan amid coronavirus concerns
The Minot city council may soon be discussing putting together an emergency action plan in preparation for the coronavirus.
The Pirates deep-cleaned their facility due to coronavirus concerns
It was done "out of an overabundance of caution" after a local man tested positive for coronavirus, the team said.
An epidemics historian has called China's response to the coronavirus outbreak 'clumsy' — and says it 'terrifies' him for the future
Frank M. Snowden, a professor emeritus at Yale, spoke about the history of outbreaks in a talk with the New Yorker published Tuesday.
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Negotiators move closer to deal on supplemental for Coronavirus expected to exceed WH request
Congressional negotiators and the White House have made major progress over the weekend on a multi-billion dollar spending package to deal with the US response to coronavirus, according to two sources familiar with the talks.
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Coronavirus Cases in US Elsewhere Rise as China’s Crisis Wanes
Iranians hoarded medical supplies, Italians urged doctors out of retirement and South Koreans prepared to pump billions into relief efforts Tuesday as the virus epidemic firmed its hold around the globe.
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Coronavirus Japan Update: IOC Insists Tokyo Olympics 2020 Will Go Ahead Urges Athletes to Prepare
The Olympics governing body said it remained committed to ensuring the 2020 Games will go ahead as planned this summer.
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Iran’s Coronavirus Death Toll Infections Increase Amid Criticism Of Belated Government Response
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Iran keeps growing amid criticism of what is seen as a belated state response and concerns about the real scale of the outbreak in the country, which has left dozens dead, including a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Coronavirus could cost African airlines $40m
The coronavirus epidemic could cost African airlines tens of millions of dollars in revenue this year, a global industry body has said, in a potentially devastating hit to often struggling airlines that count on lucrative Chinese routes to fund their expansion. Airlines around the world have suspended or modified flights amid the outbreak, which began in mainland China at the end of last year and has now spread to more than 60 countries worldwide. The global cost to the aviation industry is projected to be $29 billion this year, the International Air Transport Association has said and at a conference in Addis Ababa on Wednesday (March 4), the organization's special envoy to Africa said African airlines face a hit of as much as $40 million. The IATA had already forecast, before the outbreak, that African airlines would make a loss of around $200 million this year. Tewolde GebreMariam, chief executive of the continent's biggest carrier Ethiopia Airlines, said the company had seen air travel demand decline by 20%. His airline has faced criticism online for not canceling flights to China as Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda have done. On Tuesday (March 3), Kenya also halted direct flights from two cities in northern Italy - the location of the biggest cluster of coronavirus cases in Europe.
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No plans to lower China tariffs over coronavirus outbreak Mnuchin says
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that the administration has no plans to lower tariffs on Chinese goods in response to the coronavirus outbreak but might consider it in the future as it weighs the effects on the global economy.
Two confirmed coronavirus cases in San Francisco: Officials
Health officials briefed reporters, Thursday, on the first two confirmed coronavirus patients in San Francisco. A man in his 90's is in serious condition and a woman in her 40's is hospitalized in fair condition, according to San Francisco public health director Grant Colfax.
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New York reports more cases of new coronavirus, state now has six
Saudi Arabia restricts entry for Gulf citizens residents
Saudi Arabia on Tuesday barred citizens and residents of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries from entering the kingdom for 14 days after returning from outside the region due to coronavirus concerns, state news agency SPA reported.
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Coronavirus: Second U.S. death reported as worldwide toll exceeds 3000
A second person, a man in his 70s with underlying health problems, died Saturday in Washington state, officials reported Sunday night.