Coronavirus: President of Mongolia in quarantine after visiting China

As Paris Louvre Stays Closed How Does Coronavirus Affect Your France Holiday Plans

Staff at the Louvre Paris have voted to reopen the museum's doors after closing due to fears over the coronavirus. As France sees a sudden spike in new cases, many concerts, cultural and sporting events are being cancelled or postponed due to a French government ban on public gatherings of over 5000

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New Jersey schools send letter to parents with plans to deal with coronavirus

Euro 2020 looms amid coronavirus outbreak

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Coronavirus latest: Full list of flights cancelled as crisis hits airlines

Flights to several destinations have been restricted or cancelled entirely as new coronavirus travel advice is issued

How Queen Elizabeth and the royal family are protecting themselves against the coronavirus

The monarch wore gloves to hand out honors at Buckingham Palace, and royal experts are dubbing the move a "sensible precaution" against coronavirus.

Coronavirus Death Toll Increases By 98 To 1868 Within 24 Hours In China

Kenya accuses Somali army of ‘unwarranted attack’ on border town

Kenya on Wednesday accused Somalia of an "unwarranted attack" on the frontier town of Mandera, during heavy fighting over the border.

6.2-magnitude earthquake hits Papua New Guinea

But, he said, the area was relatively sparsely populated and flexible building design locally helped limit exposure to damage from quakes.

Irish doctor diagnosed with coronavirus 'worked shift in hospital A&E after coming back from Italy'

Two parents, a son and daughter from the west of Ireland tested positive for the virus after their Italian trip

Swiss Festivals Canceled Greek Event Postponed Amid Coronavirus Concern

Amid coronavirus fears W. MI store hikes mask price

Gov. Hutchinson gives coronavirus response update

Governor Asa Hutchinson is holding a news conference with state public health and emergency management officials to discuss Arkansas' preparation plan and strategy to address COVID-19 (coronavirus). Watch the live video above to hear the governor's speech. Hutchinson urged Arkansans not to fear coronavirus, and noted there have been no confirmed cases in Arkansas. He said Arkansas should not be too afraid to shop or go out. Sign up for our...

Italian schools go digital as coronavirus shuts classrooms

For schoolchildren in northern Italy, the beginning of their second week blocked...

Coronavirus cases in India rise to 30; states asked to form RRTs

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Illinois confirms 5th case of coronavirus in man who traveled to Italy

The man had traveled to Italy and returned to the U.S. via Chicago O'Hare Airport.

Joe Concha: Mainstream media's blame game with Trump hurting important coronavirus reporting

The media's willingness to blame President Trump -- in addition to recent blatant criticism from Democratic lawmakers -- is negatively affecting important aspects of reporting on the deadly coronavirus, The Hill's media reporter Joe Concha said Saturday. 

3rd Coronavirus Case Confirmed In New York

NEW YORK (WCBS 880) -- A student at Yeshiva University has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, becoming New York's third confirmed case. "We have unfortunately received news this morning that our student has tested positive for COVID-19. Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family as well as to all those affected," the school said in a statement. The school has canceled all classes on Wilf Campus in Washington Heights as a...

Death toll grows as state federal governments struggle to control coronavirus

Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp delivered the perfect answer to a question about coronavirus

Well said.

Placer County Confirms Second Coronavirus Case Declares Local Health Emergency

The second case of coronavirus has been reported out of Placer County, one day after public health officials said a hospital worker tested positive.

Mainland China Reports 119 New Coronavirus Cases Down From Day Earlier

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South Korea declares war on coronavirus as China stabilises with lowest new cases recorded since epidemic began

Haiti - Coronavirus : Important meeting at the National Palace

Prince William jokes about ‘spreading’ coronavirus during Ireland tour

‘Does it seem quite dramatic about coronavirus at the moment?’ duke asks a paramedic during trip

DOD Outlines Priorities in Combating Coronavirus

Military officials and their civilian counterparts are learning together how to combat the coronavirus, Defense Department officials said.

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Coronavirus curbs spring break and study abroad plans as colleges cope with potential public health crisis: 'I do feel more worried and unsettled'

One Chicago-area student was called home from Italy due to coronavirus, only to have two cases appear in her hometown of Arlington Heights.

Coronavirus triggers cancellations closures and contingency planning across the country

New US coronavirus case may be 1st from unknown origin

VACAVILLE, Calif. (AP) - Public health officials were retracing the steps of a Northern California woman on Thursday believed to be the first person in the U.S. to contract the highly contagious coronavirus without traveling internationally or being in close contact with anyone who had it. The diagnosis, confirmed Wednesday, marks an escalation of the worldwide outbreak in the U.S. because it means the virus could now spread beyond the reach of quarantines and other preventative measures. But state health officials were quick to reassure the public on Thursday that such a scenario was inevitable and the risk of widespread transmission remained low. The case raised questions about how quickly public health officials are moving to diagnose and treat new cases. State and federal health officials disagreed about when doctors first requested the woman be tested. Doctors at the UC Davis Medical Center said they asked the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to test the woman for the virus on Feb. 19. But they said the CDC did not approve the testing until Sunday "since the patient did not fit the existing CDC criteria" for the virus, according to a memo posted to the hospital's website. CDC spokesman Richard Quartarone said a preliminary review of agency records indicates the agency did not know about the woman until Sunday, the same day the woman was first tested. Quartarone said the agency is concerned about reports of delayed testing and is "investigating this carefully." He said the CDC can test about 400 specimens per day. California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state was limited in how many people it could test because it only had 200 testing kits. But he said federal officials have promised to send many more in the coming days. "I'm not going...