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Over 1,294 new cases reported in last 24 hours, national tally soars past 83,000

Police did not expect such a large gathering at the funeral, as the country has 2,456 confirmed coronavirus cases

As the cumulative death toll rose to 20,852

Around one million dogs are still eaten every year in South Korea, where the meat is part of traditional cuisine

Merkel, who has been praised for her handling of the crisis, is hoping to reinvigorate the ailing German economy

To investigate if convalescent plasma transfusions could improve speed of recovery and chances of survival

As the Emirate records a total of 6,781 infections with 41 deaths

Dharavi has 138 reported cases so far, but experts fear that number will accelerate higher

There have been 171 deaths recorded so far in Japan and 10,751 cases

Says the funds could be raised via the EU’s next multi-annual budget

As the total number of infected cases in the Islamic Republic reaches 82,211 with 5,118 deaths

With shuttered mosques, coronavirus curfews and bans on mass prayers from Senegal to Southeast Asia

As the mainland accumulates a total of 82,747 cases and 4,632 deaths

Police say they have no idea what gunman's motivation might have been

PM says Modi govt targeting Muslims to divert backlash from its Covid-19 policy, which has left thousands hungry

US, Turkey presidents also discuss over phone bilateral relations, regional developments

Authorities reported total confirmed cases across mainland China had risen to 82,735 with 4,632 deaths as of April 18

Urgent actions included the need for collaboration and engagement of global organisations, says Saudi health minister

Govt official says it is in contravention of International Health Regulations

Masood Khan urges British Kashmiris and Pakistanis to play their role for providing aid to people of Occupied Kashmir

Royal Canadian Mounted Police said the shootings occurred in the small coastal town of Portapique

More than 40,000 Pakistanis in the Gulf Arab state have registered with the consulate to return home

More than 1,000 people signed up for an online course by Buddhist teacher Tenzin Drolma

The pope left the Vatican for the first time in more than a month to say Mass in an almost empty church

'It's time to reopen Texas, it's time to let people work,' says activist in Texas

Premier says violent targeting of Muslims is akin to what Nazis did with Jews in Germany

'Muslims shall avoid gatherings, because they are the main cause of the spread of infection'

UK almost reaches its peak after reporting 15,000 deaths by the global pandemic

Over 161,000 die due to disease, more than 2.34M people infected, according to Johns Hopkins University data

Describing experience as 'incredible', Sassine says he spoke with his father who died four years ago

Revolutionary Guards navy urges Americans to follow maritime protocols in Persian Gulf

As the country reported over 15,000 COVID-19 cases and more than 500 deaths

INS Angre logistical support base confirmed that at least 20 sailors had tested positive for the virus

His comments came after a conservative commentator questioned the severity of treatment for Muslims

With the reported death toll risen by 184 to 4,294

After the US president suspended aid to WHO accusing it of being “China-centric.

Suspect was tasked with convincing them that terror funds were being sent to Pakistan

In the biggest crackdown on the city’s pro-democracy movement since the outbreak of mass protests

The total number of confirmed cases reach 111,821 as the country remains in virtual lockdown since March 17

However downtrend doesn't proceed as fast as hoped with the country in lockdown for almost six weeks

As the total number of confirmed cases reach 82,735 with 4,632 people dead

Tens of thousands of people attend funeral of Muslim leader in eastern Bangladesh, local media report

The virus has claimed lives of 1,890 people while 82,329 have been infected so far

Patients showed signs of improvement despite having severe fever and respiratory problems

22-year-old shot to prominence after posting images of her eerily gaunt face

Top officials argue that Iran's sanctions-hit economy cannot afford to remain on lockdown

New guidance issued to hospitals says reusable gowns or even long sleeved laboratory coats can be used

Investments from an entity in a country that shares a land border with India will require government approval

'It is forbidden for any individual to publish or circulate medical information or guidance which is false'

It's mandatory to get approval from international health institutions before human trials, says Dr Tahir Shamsi