Japan's coronavirus infection rate could be 'tip of the iceberg' as experts call for more testing

Concerns are growing in Japan that the number of coronavirus cases could be higher than reported, with experts questioning the country's approach to testing as infection rates continue to climb.

Coronavirus: Why Identity Of Italian Patient Was Not Made Public -FG

The federal government of Nigeria has disclosed that the identity of the Italian who brought coronavirus into Nigeria was not made public because it negates medical ethics. According to Osagie Ehan…

China worries about new coronavirus surge from infected arrivals

As global coronavirus cases spike, China is stepping up containment strategy for foreign visitors, returning citizens.

Czech health minister confirms first 3 coronavirus cases

All 112 Wuhan evacuees sheltered at ITBP quarantine facility test negative for coronavirus

China’s skies clear — for now — while coronavirus shutters factories empties airports

China’s far-reaching efforts to control the spread of the new coronavirus have shuttered factories, emptied airports and resulted in a steep drop in carbon emissions.

As coronavirus tightens its grip how much can we rely on Amazon?

For the millions of people quarantined in the wake of the coronavirus, Amazon has become a lifeline.

Defense Ministry to take action if coronavirus increases in Israel

Defense Minister Naftali Bennett held a special meeting on Thursday and discussed what would happen should coronavirus hits Israel on a massive scale.

Shares slide as coronavirus raises recession fears

Stock markets around the world have just seen their worst week since the 2008 financial crisis.

France summons Mali envoy over 'false' rowdy soldiers remarks

Coronavirus deaths top SARS deaths as China returns to work

CDC: Coronavirus patient released in San Antonio later turned up positive for infection

China’s Coronavirus Recovery Rates Surpass New Infections But Europe’s Outbreak Worrisome

Some discharged coronavirus patients in China test positive for second time: report

Some patients in China’s Guangdong Province who were treated for the coronavirus and were discharged later tested positive again for the novel virus, which has sickened some 82,000 people globally and claimed more than 2,800 lives as of Thursday.

Southeast Asia Sees Heaviest Losses in Coronavirus Sell-Off

The S&P 500 Index may have witnessed its quickest correction ever, but one of the biggest stock-market victims of the coronavirus epidemic has been Southeast Asia.

Ghana has no suspected case of COVID19 - Dr Sarkodie

Dr Badu Sarkodie, the Director of Public Health, at the Ghana Health Service, on...

Rush Limbaugh slams media for 'setting all-time lows' by claiming Trump called coronavirus 'a hoax'

Coronavirus in India: Mizoram sets up another screening counter at Indo-Myanmar border

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Huge locust outbreak in East Africa reaches South Sudan

UK's Johnson says coronavirus is government's top priority

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said taking measures to slow the spread of ...

In sickness and in health: Lithuanian man locks wife over coronavirus fears

Police in Lithuania intervened in a domestic dispute on Wednesday after a man locked his wife in the

Founder of South Korea church at center of virus outbreak regrets 'great calamity'

Prince William wonders if media coverage of coronavirus is 'quite dramatic'

The United Kingdom’s Prince William asked a paramedic if media coverage of the coronavirus seemed overdone.

Coronavirus Crisis: South Korea Flight Barred From Landing In Vietnam After Takeoff

Vietnam offered an alternate landing at Van Don International airport at Quảng Ninh Province, a 210 km drive away from Hanoi, but because Asiana does not normally fly to Van Don, a decision was made to return to South Korea.

News Media Faces Challenges In Covering Coronavirus Outbreak

Countries shut doors on S. Korea over coronavirus fears

Coronavirus updates: Churches ban drinking communion wine and shaking hands over coronavirus fears

When Catholics give up habits this time of year, it's usually for Lent. This time, it's for coronavirus.

How food and beverage companies are handling coronavirus

Coca Cola, Nestle and other food and beverage companies have responded to the coronavirus emergency.

Due to coronavirus concern college players group wants ...

National College Players Association on Saturday asked the NCAA to consider keeping fans away from basketball tournament games due to coronavirus.

Coronavirus delays No Time To Die release

The release of the new James Bond film No Time to Die will be postponed from April until November because of coronavirus, the producers say.

Coronavirus Has Now Spread To Healthy Corporations Set To Affect The Global Economy

It's official: the Coronavirus has hit global supply chains. This means that the risk it is posing to companies is even more profound than initially expected. It is...