Number of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide nearing 1.5 mln
The total death toll was 88,538. REUTERS The number of confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases worldwide has increased to 1,484,811. The data as of
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The total death toll was 88,538. REUTERS The number of confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases worldwide has increased to 1,484,811. The data as of
The supplier was selected without a formal bidding under the pretext of urgent anti-coronavirus measures. freegreatpicture.com Kyiv municipal authorities, who had earlier decided to procure 400
The capital city has already as many as 294 confirmed COVID-19 cases. Photo from UNIAN Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko has said the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the city rose by 15 in the past day. “In the past…
To support economies burdened by coronavirus lockdowns, the EU has already suspended state aid limits and allowed member states to inflate their debt to spend more. REUTERS European Union finance ministers failed to agree in all-night talks on more support…
The total death toll was 82,145 people. REUTERS The number of confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases worldwide has increased to 1,431,375. The data as of 08:0
The accident occurred outside Budapest. All the victims have been hospitalized / Photo from pixabay.com Two Ukrainian citizens are in a critical condition and another six are stable after a bus evacuating them towards the Ukrainian border has crashed in…
They say the spreading coronavirus and collapsing oil prices weigh increasingly on the Kremlin. Photo from UNIAN In the midst of the damage to public health and the global economy, the COVID-19 crisis could present an unexpected opportunity both to…
Interview Singapore Professor Yik Ying Teo: If you are caught breaking the law on quarantine, there is the risk of prosecution. It is either a very hefty fine or a jail term. So the public has been very obedient to…
One of the most important parts is not to let go of the measures too early in order not to have a fall back again. REUTERS The World Health Organization (WHO) has no blanket recommendation for countries and regions for…