Britain: Lockdown Measures Will Last Weeks
Britain is not considering lifting the lockdown measures imposed almost four weeks ago to control the coronavirus outbreak.
UN: Unite to Defeat COVID-19
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Saturday night that all human beings should unite as one to combat the common enemy of the coronavirus.
Pandemic Kills over 150,000
Coronavirus pandemic deaths have surged over 150,000 worldwide with nearly a quarter of them in the United States.
Refugee Children land in Germany
A group of 47 unaccompanied children evacuated from refugee camps in Greece landed in Germany Saturday, German officials said.
UK Health Workers Slam Government over Protection Shortages
Doctors and health workers criticized the UK government Saturday for suggesting that there are shortages of protections and gowns for treating patients.
COVID-19 Outbreak Started before Wuhan?
The COVID-19 may have first passed to humans somewhere in southern China months before the outbreak in the city of Wuhan, a new study found.
WHO: COVID-19 Survivors Not Having Immunity
There is no evidence that people who have recovered from COVID-19 have immunity to the disease, the WHO said.
US Congress Considering Voting by Mail
US Congress is scrambling for ways to safeguard the November 3 elections amid the coronavirus pandemic, one way is voting by mail.
US: COVID-19 Cases Top 700,000, over 37,000 Deaths
US COVID-19 cases reached 710,021 early on Saturday after many states reported their figures. Deaths also soared to 37,158.
IMF sees a decade of no growth in Latin America
IMF said the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, combined with other problems in recent years, meant Latin America and the Caribbean would likely see ‘no growth’ in the decade from 2015 to 2025.