coronavirus

Today’s match between Kings and Qalandars will be open for spectators

Italy has shut down almost all its shops except food stores and pharmacies in Europe's toughest lockdown

The outbreak has spread across the world killing more than 4,600 people

WHO declared the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic

Suspects claim they were planning to distribute the masks to children in neighbouring Malaysia

New Zealand has had five confirmed cases, but no fatalities

Dr Zafar Mirza says the social media platform could help sensitize people in the country against the pandemic

The 37-year-old experienced flu-like symptoms and treated herself from home

25-year-old defender is the first top-flight footballer to fall victim to the virus which has killed 827 in Italy

French club shrugged off having to play in an empty stadium to a 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund

About 4,500 people have died so far worldwide

He added that he and Rita Wilson 'will be tested, observed and remain isolated'

Saudi Arabia has 45 coronavirus cases

All travellers, including Indian nationals, will be quarantined for a minimum period of 14 days

Guterres blames the spread, severity of the virus on 'alarming levels of inaction'

Amazon is already providing unlimited unpaid time off for all hourly employees

Six more people died, raising the toll to 66

Basic necessities such as pharmacies, food shops remain open

Petitioner fears Labour Colony residents are at risk of contracting coronavirus

President Donald Trump suspends travel from Europe to the US for 30 days

President Xi says the spread of the disease has been 'basically curbed' in China

Centre, meant to screen at entry points, is shirking responsibility, says Sindh

Overseas Pakistanis Foundation Board green-lights Rs20 million for the project

Pandemics have nothing to do with severity of disease but with its geographical spread

As of now it has been decided to reopen educational institutes from March 16, says education minister

Foreign Office says 61-year-old Imtiaz Ahmed was residing in Brescia – 100 miles away from Milan

Country remains the hardest-hit country overall with more than 80,000 cases and 3,000 deaths

Virus has caused 4,251 fatalities worldwide

China remains the hardest-hit country overall with more than 80,000 cases and 3,000 deaths

Patient was admitted in Civil Hospital on 29 February

Guidance provided checklists for schools and advice for authorities on implementing emergency plans

On Monday night, the health ministry said the total number of confirmed cases in Egypt had risen to 59

The 14-year-old boy, a resident of Skardu, was held at an isolation centre where he tested positive for COVID-19

Five HBL PSL 2020 matches will be played at the National Stadium as originally planned

Online users in China have adopted a range of creative measures

Balochistan govt has established a centre on the outskirts of Quetta

British driver has been the dominant force in recent times, winning five of the previous six titles, including in 2019

French World Cup star missed team training Monday and Tuesday and was reported to have a sore throat

Mobile testing lab has been deployed to test the suspected patients for COVID-19

There is a chance they came into contact with foreigners or touched passports

Uber would offer compensation to drivers and delivery people

"What's the point of football? It's entertainment. Playing behind closed doors doesn't make sense," Nuno said

If the measure is not extended, the next round of matches with supporters will take place on the weekend of April 4-5

All sports in Italy have been suspended until April 3, including Serie A football

Italy has stop all sporting events taking place until April 3 in a country-wide lockdown due to coronavirus outbreak

242 new cases were reported compared with only 35, a day earlier

Federal medical workers at US airports asked supervisors to change official protocols

The meeting will be led by US Chief Technology Officer Michael Kratsios

Japan and Pakistan have always stood by each other, says Japanese Ambassador Kuninori Matsuda

Coronavirus cases are multiplying around the world, sparking panic buying in shops