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US President Donald Trump Nominates Indian-American Manisha Singh as Unites States Envoy to OECD
Manisha Singh, who has previously served as the Acting Under Secretary of Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment, will represent US in the America's next envoy to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Can Antibody Tests Help End the Covid-19 Pandemic? A Hope That'll Lead to Reopening of Economy
Antibody tests, which show who has been infected, are often inaccurate, recent research suggests, and it is not clear whether a positive result actually signals immunity to the coronavirus.
UK Records Month's Lowest Daily Covid-19 Toll at 413; Total Deaths at 20,732
UK Environment Secretary George Eustice announced the update during the daily briefing in London and revealed that hospitalisations from COVID-19 had continued to register a downward trajectory.
South Korea's Big Churches Reopen with Designated Seats, Size Limits
Onnuri Church, one of the biggest churches in Seoul, required members to sign up online ahead of the service and sit on designated seats to maintain distance.
Coronavirus Cases in Singapore Crosses 3000-mark, Foreign Workers Worst Affected
The vast majority of the news cases are work permit holders residing in dormitories for foreign workers, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in its preliminary release of figures.
Over 400 Stranded Pakistanis Return from Afghanistan, Coronavirus Count Climbs to 12,644
The total number of Pakistanis who have returned from Afghanistan amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis has reached 1,632.
Pollution in China's Smog-prone Hebei Province Drops 15% Amid Coronavirus
With millions staying at home, concentrations of lung-damaging PM2.5 particles fell by nearly 15% in more than 300 Chinese cities in the first three months of 2020.
Plans to Restart Canadian Economy Do Not Hinge on Coronavirus 'Immunity' Levels: Justin Trudeau
The WHO said earlier that there was "no evidence" that people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second infection.
Sick, Stranded and Broke: Crisis Hits Gulf's Migrant Workers
The oil-rich Gulf is reliant on the cheap labour of millions of foreigners -- mostly from India, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
Coronavirus Death Toll in Europe Tops 1.2 Lakh: Report
Italy has the most deaths with 25,969 followed by Spain with 22,902, France with 22,245 and Britain with 19,506.
Boris Johnson's Government Under Fire as Report Reveals Aide Attended Key Science Meetings on Coronavirus
Criticism of Johnson’s Conservative government is mounting as the U.K.’s COVID-19 death toll rises and a nationwide lockdown imposed a month ago drags on.
'Name My Baby, What To Do For Love?': Online Mystics Make Money in Myanmar Amid Coronavirus
Returning migrant workers ask after sweethearts left behind in Thailand, while other customers come laden with concerns for husbands or lovers working on oil rigs or as sailors, says Thet.
Will There be a Coronavirus Cure Soon? Your Questions About All the Potential Covid-19 Treatments Answered
Here's everything you need to know about the novel coronavirus, its mechanism and the drugs that are being explored as potential treatments.
US Inspector General Sought to Probe Trump's Ouster of Scientist Who Opposed Use of Hydroxychloroquine
Controversy has swirled around hydroxychloroquine since US President Donald Trump started promoting use of the unproven drug touted as a remedy for COVID-19.
'Incredibly Concerned': Doctor Couple Launch Legal Action against UK Government Over Lack of Protective Kit
The two doctors have been exposed to patients with Covid-19 and are concerned that current PPE availability is inadequate to protect them from infection.
UK Rolls Out Plans to Ramp Up Coronavirus Tests as Death Toll Hits 18,738
UK Health Secretary said that though the daily rise in the toll was lower than previous days, it is important continue to strictly follow the social distancing norms in place to control its spread.