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Dismembered Body of Wealthy Businessman Found in His Luxury New York Apartment
Fahim Saleh, 33, was found unresponsive in his Manhattan home on Tuesday afternoon, an NYPD spokeswoman told AFP.
Seven Ships Catch Fire at Iranian Port of Bushehr, No Deaths So Far: Report
There have been several explosions and fires around Iranian military, nuclear and industrial facilities since late June, including a fire at Iran's underground Natanz nuclear facility on July 2.
US Cops Kill Man After He Stabs 77-year-old Over Face Mask Dispute
The stabbing victim was in stable condition at a hospital. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has ordered people to wear masks in stores to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus.
Autopsy Says Glee Star Naya Rivera's Died Due to Accidental Drowning
The examination, performed the day after the 33-year-old's body was found, showed no signs of traumatic injury or disease that might have contributed to the drowning.
France to Make Face Masks Compulsory in Enclosed Public Places in Next Few Weeks
Up to now, France has required people to wear face coverings on public transport and in public spaces where social distancing is not possible, but has not mandated the wearing of masks in shops.
‘It's Horrible’: Brazil's Bolsonaro ‘Can't Stand’ the Quarantine Routine, to Take Covid-19 Test Again
Since the beginning of the crisis, the far-right president has dismissed the seriousness of the epidemic and criticized containment measures ordered by governors in Brazilian states.
Hong Kong to Impose Most Severe Social Distancing Restrictions
The measures dictate that face masks will be mandatory for people using public transport and restaurants will no longer provide dine-in services and only offer takeaway after 6 pm.
Climate Change, Coronavirus Stoke Wildfire's Economic Risk, Says San Francisco Fed
Some 52 per cent of economic output in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington originates in counties with elevated wildfire hazard, putting the economies of the region in jeopardy.
Pakistan Govt Lays Artificial Turf in Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara to Help Pilgrims in Hot Weather
Sikh pilgrims from Pakistan have been visiting the gurdwara after it was reopened on June 29 following its closure for three months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
One in Three South Korean Covid-19 Patients Improve with Gilead's Antiviral Drug Remdesivir
Several countries including South Korea have added the drug to the list of treatment for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. There is no approved vaccine for it.
Disney World Reopens as Coronavirus Cases Surge in Florida
Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom are reopening Saturday, while Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios will follow four days later.
Go Back to Work, Try to Lead More Normal Lives While Following Covid-19 Rules: UK PM Boris Johnson
While highlighting that the stay at home lockdown message was on its way out, he also indicated a rethink on compulsory face coverings and masks in public spaces besides just public transport in the UK.
Gilead Analysis Shows Remdesivir Reduces Covid-19 Death Risk, But Cautions to Wait for More Studies
Remdesivir has been at the forefront of the global battle against COVID-19 after the intravenously administered medicine helped shorten hospital recovery times, according to data in April from a separate U.S. government trial.
The New Black Death? Experts Spar Over Whether Covid-19 Can Spread By Air, Believe 'WHO Too Slow'
The Geneva-based World Health Organization acknowledged this week that the novel coronavirus can spread through tiny droplets floating in the air, a nod to more than 200 experts in aerosol science who publicly complained that the U.N. agency had failed to...
Amazon Asks Employees to Remove TikTok from Their Mobile Phones over 'Security Risks': Report
According to the memo accessed by Reuters, employees have been asked to remove TikTok from their phones by July 10 to retain mobile access to Amazon email, but are allowed to use TikTok from their Amazon laptop browser.
WHO Reports Record Daily Increase of 2,28,000 Global Coronavirus Cases
The biggest increases were from the United States, Brazil, India and South Africa, according to a daily report. The previous WHO record for new cases was 212,326 on July 4.