One Florida coronavirus case hits close to Pirates spring training home

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Sunday night that two people in his state have tested positive for the coronavirus, and one is from Manatee County, where the Pirates are currently holding spring training. Bradenton, where both Pirate City and LECOM Park are located, is one of several cities in Manatee County, along with Anna Maria, Bradenton Beach, Holmes Beach and Palmetto. In addition to announcing news conferences Monday in Tampa and...

Coronavirus: Cabinet to get briefing after fifth case confirmed in Pakistan

Release of James Bond movie 'No Time to Die' delayed over coronavirus fears

The latest installment had been set to have its premiere in London on March 31, before its rollout worldwide in April.

Qatar cancels defense exhibition as coronavirus spreads in Gulf

Qatar’s Dimdex defense exhibition due to be held this month has been cancelled as the

Coronavirus: UAE's religious sites take precautionary measures against Covid-19

Hospitals in Indonesia prepare for coronavirus

After two cases of coronavirus were confirmed this week hospitals across the country are prepping for incoming cases of the deadly disease. Footage captured on March 4 shows workers at Medan Adam Malik Hospital in surgical masks and hazmat suits, while subsequent clips show many members of the general public wearing protective masks. Medan hospital has examined at least four people where only one has been ordered to have further monitoring. Indonesia's first Covid-19 patient is a 31-year-old woman who contracted the virus when dealing with a Japanese citizen who was later identified as a number 24 Covid-19 victim in Malaysia, while the second is a mother of 64 years old. President Joko Widodo has ordered officials to protect the identities and privacy of all confirmed Covid-19 patients, following Monday's announcement of the first confirmed pneumonia-like infection case in the country.

Jock Palfreeman talk at European Parliament cancelled because of coronavirus passport still confiscated

The Australian, who served 11 years in a Bulgarian jail over the stabbing death of a local student, had been due to travel to Brussels to give a talk about his experiences in solitary confinement.

House of Reps approve N346.388 billion budget for NDDC

The House of Representatives on Wednesday approved N346.388 bn budget for the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) in 2019 financial .

US colleges are canceling or rerouting study abroad programs because of the coronavirus

EMERGING MARKETS-Latam FX slip as as G7 statement on coronavirus disappoints

Latin American currencies weakened on Tuesday after a statement from financial officials from the G7 countries failed to detail concrete measures to help economies stabilize from damage caused by a fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak.

Inslee declares emergency in Washington state after first US coronavirus death

Gov. Jay Inslee (D-Wash.) declared a state of emergency in Washington state Saturday just hours after he announced the first death in the United States from the coronavirus.The declaration directs state agencies to use all resources necessary to prepare for and respond to an outbreak and also allows the use of the Washington National Guard, if necessary."This will allow us to get the resources we need," Inslee said in a statement. "This is a...

We’re tracking the impact of the coronavirus on the Jewish world. Here’s what we know.

At least one Jewish man with coronavirus is in critical condition, and Jewish institutions are struggling to adapt as the virus spreads.

Coronavirus roundup: UGA suspends Italy study abroad; Trump to visit CDC

Coronavirus latest updates: California declares state of emergency as China deaths pass 3000

Italian doctors say German man may have been first European with virus and Scotland registers three more cases as infection spread across Europe

Crowds flock to Philadelphia Flower Show shrug off coronavirus

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Coronavirus Fears Shut Meydan Doors on 'Super Saturday'

Sources with knowledge of the deal told the Miami Herald that Ultra and the city intend to postpone the event until 2021, effectively nixing the 2020 event.

CSU Helps Research Bats & Coronavirus

This year's Geneva Motor Show canceled amid coronavirus concerns

The Swiss government has banned all events of 1,000 people or more, fearing the events increase the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Will coronavirus kill prom? Bay Area schools brace for closures and cancellation of events

With selfie Ukrainian health minister joins coronavirus evacuees in quarantine

Amazon warns of some delivery delays as coronavirus fears grip nation

The rescheduling of the Olympics would represent the largest disruption the coronavirus has had on a public event yet.

Is it safe to travel to Portugal? Latest advice as first coronavirus cases are confirmed

AS the deadly coronavius continues to spread throughout the world, Portugal has confirmed its first cases in recent days. Here is all you need to know if you are planning a trip to Portugal. Follow…

U.S. Health Workers Responding to Coronavirus Lacked Training and Protective Gear Whistle-Blower Says

Team members were not properly trained, lacked necessary gear and moved freely around and off military bases where Americans were quarantined, a complaint says.

21 Reactions That Show How Australia Is Responding To The Coronavirus Outbreak

Trending Gh: Nigerians in Ghana raise questions over confirmed coronavirus

Coronavirus: First cases in Indonesia as global death toll exceeds 3000

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Gareth Southgate urges calm over coronavirus fears

England manager confident the right decisions will be made ahead of internationals.

El Salvador widens entry restrictions over coronavirus fears

How a private school’s trip to Italy became a coronavirus nightmare for Rhode Island

The reaction to the first wave of coronavirus victims is being felt across the state, with state officials trying to stem fears that an outbreak is on the horizon, and schools and businesses taking precautionary measures before a full-fledged panic sets in.

All Your Coronavirus Travel Questions Answered

A Q&A for anyone worried about traveling right now: How to stay safe, what to avoid and do masks really help?