Temple master tests positive for coronavirus as Hong Kong tally reaches 103

Health officials today confirmed that the master of a Buddhist temple in North Point at the center of a coronavirus infection cluster has tested positive for the illness himself, as has the domestic worker of another previously confirmed case, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the city to 103. Chuang Shuk-kwan, from the ... This article, Temple master tests positive for coronavirus as Hong Kong tally reaches 103, originally...

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Portland choir director cuts Tokyo trip short due to coronavirus

A Portland choir director was supposed to conduct a festival in Tokyo last week but had to cut her time short because the festival was canceled due to the coronavirus. We caught up with Mia Hall Miller and her husband Matt Miller when they landed in Portland on Feb. 28. The Millers were exhausted after a day of travel and a week filled with sight-seeing and uncertainties. Mia, the founder and artistic director of Pacific Youth Choir in Portland,...

Coronavirus: Torbay GP surgeries closed to 'contain outbreak'

Chelston Hall Surgery and Barton Surgery, both in Torquay, will be closed until at least 16 March.

Convention canceled in Miami Beach as coronavirus fears mount

The Canadian dollar fell against the greenback on Tuesday, giving up much of the prior day's rally, as the Federal Reserve cut interest rates in an emergency move that investors see the Bank of Canada matching at a policy decision on Wednesday.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino calls for calm over coronavirus outbreak

Tokyo Disneyland Universal Studios Japan announce two-week closure over coronavirus scare

Coronavirus in India: 40 students of Noida school under quarantine for 28 days

Factbox: Global central bankers on coronavirus possibility of rate cuts

With the rapid global spread of the new coronavirus and the U.S. stock market su...

Coronavirus: Third coronavirus case in NZ marks the first person-to-person transmission

Coronavirus and Israeli electoral ills

It is unclear which achievement will come first: the formation of a solid, right-leaning government, or the coronavirus vaccine that dedicated, innovative Israeli scientists are busily developing.

NBA Recommends Players Give Fans Fist Bumps Instead of High-Fives Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

The NBA is actively taking precautions to protect its players during the current coronavirus scare, especially following the reports that the virus has reached U.S. soil. The league released a memo to its players with suggestions on how to avoid the spread of germs amid the outbreak of the virus. One of the first things the league brought up was the recommendation for players to give fans fist bumps instead of a traditional high-five, in order...

Greece’s Thessaloniki Doc Festival Postponed by Coronavirus — Will Other Fests Follow?

France: force majeure can be declared over coronavirus in contracts with smaller firms

Companies can declare a "force majeure" over the coronavirus outbreak ...

Coronavirus risk clouds NZ Olympic team announcement

Sailing became the first sport to name its contingent for Tokyo in July/August.

Two New Coronavirus Cases in New York City

Two New York City residents have tested positive for the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases in the state to 13, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday.

Zero confirmed cases of COVID-19 coronavirus in Houston Health Department says

Zero confirmed cases of COVID-19 coronavirus in Houston, Health Department says

White House withdraws nomination for Pentagon budget chief who questioned Ukraine aid hold

Asian World Cup qualifiers face postponement over virus: FIFA

FIFA and Asia's football governing body are considering postponing upcoming World Cup qualifiers over the novel coronavirus, a statement said on Thursday.

How coronavirus differs from flu: Symptoms to watch for

Many symptoms of COVID-19 and influenza overlap, here's how to spot the differences.

Coronavirus outbreak: Cabinet refuses to declare health emergency in Pakistan

PM’s aide says approval given to health ministry’s request for purchase of more equipment to tackle coronavirus

Adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader dies after contracting coronavirus

Bloomsday could be canceled if coronavirus becomes epidemic or pandemic

Washington state leaders are asking people to consider avoiding large crowds amid an outbreak of COVID-19, more commonly known as coronavirus, in the state. “We think folks should begin to think about avoiding large events and assemblies,” Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said during a press conference on Monday. Six people have died and a total of 18 people in King and Snohomish Counties have tested positive for COVID-19. A member of the Gonzaga...

Coronavirus: Whatever happens next COVID-19 is already having an effect the photo industry

Coronavirus: Is it safe to travel to France as virus spreads? Latest travel advice

CORONAVIRUS continues to rise in France as the number of cases reaches 212 and the death toll strikes four. How safe is it to travel to France on holiday and are flights affected? This is what you need to know.

Coronavirus: Six cases confirmed in Belarus

Two more novel coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Belarus, bringing the total number to six, the country’s Health Ministry said on Wednesday.

Alibaba's AliExpress Warns of Possible Coronavirus Delays

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Religious Sites in the Spotlight as Coronavirus Spreads in the Middle East

As Iran fights to contain the coronavirus epidemic, governments including Saudi Arabia and Iraq are closing some of the world's largest religious sites and canceling prayers. Here's why countries in the Middle East are particularly concerned. Photo: Ganoo Essa/Reuters

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