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People in Turkey Have Sniffed Out a Unique Sanitiser Substitute to Fight Coronavirus: Eau de Cologne
Now Turkish cologne -- found in almost every household, either in the fridge or a closet -- is seeing unprecedented demand as a weapon in the fight against the novel coronavirus.
15 Harsh Steps Experts Want Govts to Take to Stop the Spread of Coronavirus
China, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan have demonstrated that, with furious efforts, the contagion can be brought to heel.
Six Pak Officials Suspended for Taking Selfie with Coronavirus-Infected Colleague
The deputy commissioner of Khairpur district suspended six revenue officials from different areas of the district for clicking a selfie with their colleague who was tested positive for coronavirus.
Now, UK Scientists Will Track Coronavirus Mutations, Genetic Codes to Understand Its Spread
"Genomic sequencing will help us understand COVID-19 and its spread. It can also help guide treatments in the future and see the impact of interventions," Patrick Vallance, the government's chief scientific adviser, said.
Australian PM Warns of Great Depression-like Crisis as Thousands of Jobless Queue up for Help
After a record 29 years of economic growth, Australia is poised to spiral into recession as the global coronavirus outbreak wreaks havoc on the country's economy.
We're Coming for You, Says Trump Advisor After People Continue Buying Large Quantities of Medical Supplies
Economic advisor Peter Navarro said people who'd bought up large quantities of scarce medical supplies in hopes of getting high prices should put them on the market.
China Reports No Domestic Virus Cases, But Imported Infections Continue to Climb
While infections in Wuhan have slowed down drastically, China is anxious about the number of imported cases that has climbed steadily over recent weeks to pass 350.
Chaos in New York Jails After 38 Prisoners, Staff Test Positive for COVID-19
More than 2.2 million people are incarcerated in the US — more than anywhere in the world — and there are growing fears that an outbreak could spread rapidly through a vast network of prisons, county jails and detention centers.
Gaza Confirms first 2 COVID-19 Cases in Patients Who had Travelled to Pakistan
Authorities are now working to build up to 1,000 new isolation rooms near the Rafah crossing with Egypt.
'Go Home, You Could Die': Australian Beach Closed After Crowds Ignored Coronavirus Warnings
"What we saw this morning here on Bondi Beach was the most irresponsible behaviour of individuals that we've seen so far," New South Wales state Police Minister David Elliott said.
Sri Lanka Imposes Nationwide Weekend Curfew as South Asia Steps Up Coronavirus Battle
South Asia appears to have been less hard hit than elsewhere in the world but the rate of new infections in Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka is accelerating with the total across South Asia passing 800.
China Ready to Boost International Cooperation to Combat Coronavirus, Xi Tells Putin
The Chinese President said that Beijing has the 'confidence, capacity, and certainty' to achieve the 'ultimate victory' over the pandemic.
Walmart to Hire 150,000 Workers in US as Shoppers Surge Amid Coronavirus Fears
Walmart also said it plans to pay a special cash bonus of $300 to full-time hourly workers and $150 to part-time associates as sales jumped due to panic buying.
Spain Orders Closure of All Hotels as Coronavirus Death Toll Reaches 767
Hotels in Spain, the number-two tourist destination in the world, will close immediately for seven days.
Weinstein Moved to State Prison Day Before His 68th Birthday
The prison, six hours by car from Manhattan, is likely just a temporary stop for Weinstein.
Thousands Rush to Apply for Jobless Benefits in US After Govt Orders Students, Workers to Stay at Home
New York's labor department said it's experiencing 'an unprecedented increase' in calls and online visits for unemployment benefits.