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'Starve or Get Sick': Africa's Covid-19 Lockdown Dilemma After Cops Fire Teargas, Beat the Hungry
While President Uhuru Kenyatta has wielded the threat of a full lockdown to get citizens to comply with the rules, officials admit it is an agonising choice, especially as 60 percent of Nairobi's residents live in slums.
Health Care Workers are 10%-20% of US Coronavirus Cases
Between 10% and 20% of U.S. coronavirus cases are health care workers, though they tended to be hospitalized at lower rates than other patients, officials reported Tuesday.
No Handshakes, More Toilet Lids: What Workplaces will Look Like After Covid-19 lockdowns are Over
No-touch hand sanitizer dispensers will become common. Steps may be taken to reduce overcrowding in common spaces, and computers and phones may no longer be shared.
Obama Says Biden Can 'Heal' US in Dark Times as Endorses Ex-VP
"Joe has the character and the experience to guide us through one of our darkest times and heal us through a long recovery," Obama said.
Over 120 Indians Among 386 New Coronavirus Cases Reported in Singapore
Of the new cases, 280 are linked to existing clusters, with the vast majority of them being foreigners working in Singapore on work permits.
Ukraine President Offers $1 Million To Scientists For Coronavirus Vaccine
The ex-Soviet country with a population of around 42 million has confirmed 3,102 cases of COVID-19 and 93 people have died.
Trump Ignored Signs, Wasted Critical Weeks in White House Rivalries Before Covid-19 Reached US Shores
Urgent warnings were ignored by a president consumed by his impeachment trial and intent on protecting a robust economy that he viewed as central to his reelection chances.
Three Indian Americans Showing Signs of Recovery After Transfused with Plasma From Recovered COVID-19 Patients
Three Indian Americans, who were hospitalised in a critical condition for COVID-19 here, are showing signs of recovery after being transfused with plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients, hospital sources have said.
France Reports Lower Coronavirus Daily Death Toll
For the fourth consecutive day in a row, the number of patients in intensive care fell with 35 fewer patients, making a total of 6,845 people needing such treatment.
China Toughens Restrictions on Border with Russia as Imported Coronavirus Cases Hit Record
New daily confirmed cases in mainland China reached 99 on April 11, almost doubling from 46 the previous day to a one-month high.
DR Congo Records Second Ebola Death in Days, 11-Month-Old Girl is Latest Victim
The latest victim was an 11-month-old girl, who was treated at the same health centre as the previous case.
China Steps Up Scrutiny of Inbound Travellers as Imported Coronavirus Cases Hit Record
Mainland China reported 99 new coronavirus cases on April 11, more than doubling from the previous day to reach a one-month high, showed data from China's National Health Commission. Just two out of the 99 cases were locally transmitted.
Boris Johnson Making 'Good Progress' in Coronavirus Recovery as UK Death Toll Nears 10,000
News of his improvement contrasted with the latest official statistics showing Britain recorded nearly 1,000 daily COVID-19 deaths for the second consecutive day -- one of the worst rates globally.
Chinese Official Warns of Cluster Covid-19 Cases Amid Fears of Virus Rebound
Concerns about the second wave of coronavirus cases grew as hundreds of Chinese citizens returned from abroad, including from countries hit hard by the coronavirus.
Japan PM Abe Urges Citizens to Avoid Bars, Restaurants in order to Fight Coronavirus
Shinzo Abe has been gradually tightening guidance, seeking to lessen the impact on the economy as it is hammered by the pandemic, leading to criticism that he has been too slow to act.
Cop Attacked in Karachi for Stopping Friday Gathering Amid Covid-19 Outbreak
On being asked to pray at home, the enraged group at Haqqani mosque started pelting stones at Sharafat Khan, injuring her nose.