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The capital New Delhi along with over 80 districts shut down as India scrambles to check spread of the pandemic.
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Bill de Blasio hits out at President Trump, saying people will die needlessly unless hospitals can get crucial supplies
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Dr Linda Quick was a trainer of Chinese field epidemiologists who helped track, investigate and contain outbreaks.
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Pressure growing on Japan to delay summer games as Canada withdraws and Australia says preparing for postponement.
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At least 17 police commandos killed after their patrol came under attack in a remote area of Sukma district.
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People who live in Khlong Toey worry not only about the virus, but whether they will be able to support their families.
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Death toll from coronavirus outbreak in Italy increases 13.5 percent as no sign of let up in killer contagion.
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As leading doctors warn of widespread infection in Jordan, hospitals can now use malaria drug for serious conditions.
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President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi urges Egyptians to stay home for two weeks after more than 300 COVID-19 cases reported.
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Hospitals and morgues overwhelmed, bodies piling up in churches, and nearly 800 deaths in a single day.
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Pyongyang has fired a slew of artillery shells and rockets into the sea recently, a move called 'very inappropriate'.
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To prevent further spread of the virus, the government imposed a weeklong curfew in Baghdad and other cities and cancelled all domestic flights.
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More than 1,000 people have been diagnosed with the virus in 42 countries across the continent.
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Indians put under 'people's curfew' as millions clap and bang utensils to cheer on health workers fighting the pandemic.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei alleges virus 'is specifically built for Iran using the genetic data of Iranians'.
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The first case in an inmate at New York's big Rikers Island has prompted calls for prison release where possible.
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One of the world's biggest airlines, Emirates, is suspending all passenger flights starting from Wednesday.
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Multiple states have shut their borders and nonessential businesses across the nation are closing.
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Cuba is sending its medics to Lombardy after nearly 800 Italians died from the virus on Saturday.
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Largely reliant on demand from China, a small fishing village in South Africa has to cope with the closure of markets.
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Ensuring a steady supply of food will not help people if they cannot afford to buy it.
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Magnitude 5.3 quake wrecks buildings and causes fires as officials urge people in the streets to keep social distancing.
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Economic slowdown as a result of COVID-19 is no substitute for climate action, experts stress.
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Authorities in the coastal enclave have shut restaurants and cafes, while Friday prayers have also been suspended.
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If you live in a township, make a living in the informal sector, or travel on a crowded bus, how do you self-quarantine?
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Many people in Chile are facing a serious lack of water, caused by drought and government policies.
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North Korea watchers say there are cases in the country and are concerned it will devastate impoverished nation.
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The numbers include 546 new deaths in Italy's epicentre Lombardy region, as cities across the world are locked down.
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Death toll leaps by 793 to 4,825, officials say, the largest daily spike in absolute terms since the contagion emerged.
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The coronavirus pandemic has killed nearly 11,000 people as cases continue to rise across the world.
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Health leaders now fear many of them could be bringing the virus back with them.
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Authorities in Doha 'to make every effort' to prevent the spread of coronavirus and protect its residents.
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We challenge former Republican Governor of Utah Mike Leavitt on Donald Trump's handling of COVID-19.
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If infected, they will not only have difficulty getting medical treatment but could also find it impossible to isolate themselves.
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We ask scientist Jerome Kim about South Korea's remarkable success in slowing down the spread of the coronavirus.
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Many countries resort to lockdown as social distancing becomes the key to contain the pandemic.
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The outbreak necessitates heavy government involvement in our lives but this does not mean an overreach is justified.
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Up to 50 million jobs in the global travel and tourism sector are at risk because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Thailand reported 89 new cases, taking its total to 411 and Singapore has recorded its first two deaths from the virus.
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There are many reasons why someone may have a weaker immune system than most. How can they best protect themselves?
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Release of Roland Marchal comes after Iranian Jallal Rohollahnejad is freed by France.
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While conservation efforts appear to be working, the illegal ivory trade remains the species’ main threat.
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UN special adviser and head of its investigative team, Karim Khan, on holding ISIL accountable for its crimes.
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Given Gaza’s other challenges, such as poverty and conflict with Israel, recycling has not been a priority.
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What happens to Trump's disinformation when it faces the science of COVID-19? Plus, Lebanon's protests and the media.
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The poorest country in the Americas is under lockdown, with airports, seaports, schools and factories closed.
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A falling-out between Saudi Arabia and Russia sparked the sharpest one-day crash in oil prices since the Gulf War.
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President Trump says border closures are in consultation with neighbouring governments.
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Most of the medical supplies are made in China and are in short supply on the global market.
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People will only be allowed to leave their homes to shop for essentials like food and medicine.