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The WHO says it is too early to try to predict the beginning, the middle or the end of the epidemic

CDC plans to send replacement materials to make the kits work

More than 300 hotlines have launched across the country to provide mental health advice related to coronavirus influx

China drew international condemnation for covering up cases during the 2002-03 SARS outbreak

Hundreds of people have been rescued from floodwaters in recent days

Another cruise ship which spent two weeks at sea after being turned away by five countries finally docks in Cambodia

More than 800 Americans evacuated from China have been placed under quarantine

Federal law requires most colleges, universities to report gifts from and contracts with foreign sources twice a year

While the religious police have stepped back, internal policing within Saudi families, society has not stopped

His removal comes after Hubei's two most senior health officials were sacked earlier this week

Provincial officials begin using a new diagnostic test to look for infections

Hafiz Saeed was covicted by ATC in two terror financing cases

System is similar to the size of a computer mouse and is internally integrated with a precise detection core module

Chinese Ministry of Education issues guideline for universities to conduct online classes, with 22 online platforms

Chinese media says Western reports have fomented anti-China sentiment and betrayed the journalistic ethics

Data on a foreign weather website allegedly pointed to heightened levels of sulfur dioxide around Wuhan

Social media platforms storm with posts of happy citizens announcing celebrations with biryani after AAP’s victory

The oldest living person is also Japanese, Kane Tanaka, a 117-year-old woman

Among businesses on the list are a range of large international companies, including Airbnb, Alstom, Booking.com

At least eight countries have stopped deliveries of letters and parcels in China amid corona epidemic

Erdogan’s trip comes against the backdrop of regional and international development, say observers

A proposed vote in EU parliament next month could chastise New Delhi for its controversial actions in Occupied Kashmir

World Health Organisation urges global unity to combat the grave threat

Turkish president’s visit to help boost bilateral trade volume, Pakistani businessmen say

The proposal has alarmed conservatives who fear it can lead to a change in the commitment to celibacy among priests

The killings on the weekend put a spotlight on some of its own members’ questionable dealings

Defence Minister Amir Hatami says Iran is just doing the same as 'all other countries'

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan discusss de-escalation of the Syrian crisis

First Pakistani all-female group of 15 peacekeepers received medals last week

After authorities cancel his birthday banquet, he tied firecrackers around his waist

Over months blazes scorched more than 10 million hectares in country's east and south, killing at least 33 people

Pakistan will receive $3.5 million for resumption of the IMET facility if request is authorised by Congress

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calls Ghani, informs him about developments in the talks

Retail, tourism, and entertainment industries have been similarly hit

More than 2,300 killed in 2010, according to the UN

The entrepreneur who ran for president with no political background, had surprised observers by qualifying for debates

While Chinese officials say the situation is under control, WHO warns the epidemic poses a global threat

Turkish officials said Monday that 101 Syrian regime soldiers have been neutralised

Those who practised it could face up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $5,000

Mohammad Allawi has until March 2 to form his cabinet, which would need a vote of confidence from parliament

It calls for the continuation of talks between representatives of Libya's warring parties

With the rise of leftist Bernie Sanders, Biden faced a severe uphill climb in New Hampshire

Survivors comprise two men, a woman and a girl aged about 12

With the UN restrained by competing interests and govt treading cautiously, mediators are increasingly taking over

Islamic leaders have for decades rejected funeral prayers for sex workers because they view prostitution as immoral

More than 50 others missing as the vessel tried to reach Malaysia

Indonesian health minister calls report 'insulting', says country has proper testing equipment

Some doctors have even worn diapers to avoid having to take off the equipment, says a health official

After a vitriolic campaign in which BJP defended a controversial new nationality law

Four among those hospitalised are in serious condition, either on a ventilator or in ICU