Qatar stops prayers in mosques indefinitely amid the growing coronavirus epidemic.
An employee at The New York Times has tested positive for the coronavirus illness COVID-19, the newspaper’s publisher and executive editor said in a note to staff.
The employee was not identified. “We have informed all the individuals who were in close proximity to this colleague. We’ve been in contact with each and asked them to monitor their health and self-quarantine,” they wrote, adding that having the vast majority of staff work from home is in everyone’s best interest.BANGKOK — Shares reversed early losses in Asia on Tuesday after theand huge swaths of many economies came to a standstill as businesses and travel shut down due to the virus outbreak.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Amid global coronavirus pandemic, GOP Senator shares photo of Corona beer, tells people 'don't panic'Texas Senator John Cornyn has received backlash for the seemingly innocuous tweet, with critics accusing him of being insensitive.
続きを読む »
Turkey suspends mass prayers in mosques over coronavirus fears: religious authorityTurkey suspended mass prayers in mosques until the risk of coronavirus outbreak ...
続きを読む »
The Met Gala 2020 Has Been Postponed IndefinitelyThe 2020 Met Gala has been postponed indefinitely amidst the coronavirus outbreak.
続きを読む »
The Coronavirus May Keep President Trump’s Financial Records Under Wraps ForeverThe Supreme Court indefinitely postponed oral arguments in three cases involving Trump's finances.
続きを読む »
Iran says worsening outbreak could strain health facilitiesTEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's official leading the country's response to the worst coronavirus outbreak in the Middle East on Sunday acknowledged that the pandemic could overwhelm health facilities...
続きを読む »
WWD EXCLUSIVE: Dior Postpones Cruise Show in ItalyThe French fashion house said its cruise show, due to take place in Lecce on May 9, was postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus outbreak.
続きを読む »