Virus-hit Iran reopens mosques for holy Ramadan nights
TEHRAN: In spite of their fears over the coronavirus, hundreds of pious Iranians took advantage of the temporary opening of mosques Wednesday to pray at
COVID-19: Indian Railways to cancel tickets for travel till June 30 on regular trains
The Indian Railways on Thursday cancelled all train tickets booked for travel on or before June 30, even as the country prepares itself for relaxation
Kerala now confirms third case of coronavirus, patient had returned from China’s Wuhan
India on Monday confirmed its third coronavirus case, with another Kerala student being the target of the newly surfaced virus, who had a travel history
At least 100 dead in Mexico from drinking tainted alcohol
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – More than 100 people in Mexico have died from drinking adulterated alcohol over the past two weeks, according to a tally
U.S. airlines tell crews not to force passengers to wear masks
The top three U.S. airlines have told their flight attendants not to force passengers to comply with their new policy requiring face coverings, just encourage
China Asks US To ‘Meet Halfway’ After Trump Threatens To Cut Ties
China on Friday urged the United States to meet it halfway and strengthen cooperation in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic after US President Donald
US Faces “Darkest Winter” If Pandemic Planning Falters: Whistleblower
WASHINGTON: A whistleblower who says he was removed from his government post for raising concerns about coronavirus preparedness told a congressional hearing on Thursday that
Delayed survey data blurs India’s coronavirus picture
India has lost two weeks in its bid to get a picture of the spread of the coronavirus in its population because of poor Chinese
