As Italy enters its second week of nationwide quarantine, the government is imposing even stricter restrictions on daily life.
Saudi Arabia will convene an extraordinary G20 summit amid the growing coronvirus pandemic.
A delivery man rides to deliver food, as restaurants closed, following the outbreak of coronavirus in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.Saudi Arabian officials said Tuesday that mosques would no longer be open for the customary five daily prayers or for Friday congregations as the number of cases in the country reached 118.
“The situation is evolving rapidly," said the WHO's Southeast Asia Regional Director, Poonam Khetrapal Singh."We need to immediately scale up all efforts to prevent the virus from infecting more people." These numbers are increasing quickly, the WHO warned, and some countries are clearly heading towards community transmission of COVID-19.Olympics make no sense if athletes can't come, Japan's deputy PM says
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