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It is believed that police have found the body of the 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell in Sullivan County, New York. Evelyn went missing in December but her mother, 18-year-old Megan, failed to report her missing until two weeks ago. Evelyn's body was found on property belonging to a family member of Megan's, and police believe Megan's mother Angela and her boyfriend William McCloud to be involved in the case.

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Governments around the world are introducing new rules to curb the outbreak of deadly coronavirus by advising people to avoid traditional greetings like handshakes and hugs. Italy, UAE and New Zealand asked citizens to avoid traditional greetings like nose-to-nose greetings to avoid the spread. World leaders have found a replacement called the “Footshake” also known as Wuhan shake as Tanzania’s President was pictured tapping feet with the opposition leader

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With a Seattle hospital reporting two deaths from the coronavirus infection, the US has now recorded 14 known deaths from COVID-19, with at least 233 individuals who have tested positive for the virus. The coronavirus has now spread to 22 states, with the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Colorado finding their first cases of the rapidly spreading infection.

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According to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, global coronavirus cases topped 100,000 as the number of confirmed deaths reached 3,383. The total number of cases in the US stands at 233. An American multinational biotechnology company Biogen confirmed that three of their employees have been tested positive for coronavirus after attending a meeting in Boston.

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Francis Suarez, Miami mayor, and city commissioner Joe Carollo have announced that Miami Ultra Music Festival, an enormous electronic music event that attracts a crowd of over 165,000 every year, has been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. Officials also said they may have to shut down the upcoming Latin music event Calle Ocho.

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Nathaniel Woods, an Alabama convict on death row for the murder of three police officers when they raided a crack house in 2004, has only hours to go until his sentence is scheduled to be carried out. Despite the confession of fellow convict Kerry Spencer, also on death row, that he alone was responsible for shooting and killing the officers while Woods ran, prosecutors have denied pleads for clemency.

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The US state of New Jersey recently became the 17th state to report a coronavirus case, with the state of New York declaring 5 more patients tested positive for the infection, bringing New York's total up to 12 cases. Meanwhile, a state of emergency has been declared in California, which has recorded the majority of US infections, where schools will remain closed until March 15.

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Health authorities at the Royal Berkshire NHS Trust confirmed the first death in the UK after an older patient tested positive for Coronavirus. The patient has previously been in and out of the hospital due to underlying health conditions but admitted on Wednesday for Coronavirus and unfortunately couldn’t survive. Coronavirus cases in the UK have doubled in less than 48 hours.

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The World Health Organisation has asked medical companies to increase the production of equipment that could be used to protect people from the deadly coronavirus. WHO fears that the world will soon face a shortage of this equipment and that prices will become artificially inflated. Many estimate that the virus will cause a global pandemic.

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Health officials have confirmed that six more people have died as a result of complications caused by the coronavirus. The government is emphasizing testing ability and is preparing for the spread of the virus, although Vice President Mike Pence has said that the threat to Americans is still very low.

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A Canadian beach called the Purple Sands Beach, located along the shoreline of Candle Lake Provincial Park in northern Saskatchewan is a hidden natural wonder of the country. The sands on the beach vary in hues of purple, from lavender to magenta and even pink, throughout the different seasons of the year, also varying in length and visibility along the shore, which tourists have described as an unbelievable sight.

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US health officials have confirmed that a second person has died of the coronavirus in Washington. The death happened in an old folk home where the virus had spread to a number of people. Officials have also found a case of the virus in New York, suggesting that it has spread further than the West Coast.

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Following the French government's announcement restricting indoor gatherings of more than 5,000 people and other outdoor gatherings, resulting in the cancellation of Paris' half-marathon, the staff in charge of the Louvre have also closed their doors to visitors. The Paris Agricultural fair and a fireworks show in the city of Nice have also been canceled due to coronavirus fears.

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Italian authorities have reported that 5 more people in the country have died of the coronavirus infection, bringing Italy's total death up to 34 since Covid-19 was first detected in an Italian citizen on February 21. A total of 1,576 people have been infected, a surge of 40 percent in the number of cases in the country.

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A 50-year-old man in Washington has just passed away due to the coronavirus, making him the first person in the US to succumb to the virus. The patient was already chronically ill when he got the virus and officials are still unsure as to how it was transferred to him.

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Leaders in Europe, America, and the Middle East have implemented new stricter travel restrictions as the coronavirus continues to spread worldwide. Iran, South Korea, China, and Italy have had the most restrictions placed on them due to a large number of cases that have been found there. More and more cases are being found in other countries such as Brazil and Ecuador.

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Officials have found three new cases of the coronavirus on the US West Coast and none of these cases have any connection to a country that has been badly hit by the illness. These cases are raising fears that the virus is now also spreading in the US as there is evidence of person to person transfer.

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Only a day after Pope Francis met and blessed an Ash Wednesday congregation without the use of a mask, he has been spotted as seeming to have a cold during today's service. Vatican authorities are not revealing whether the Pope has been tested for the coronavirus, only stating that the Pope could not attend Mass for the beginning of Lent because he is suffering from a slight illness.

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The climate change student activist Greta Thunberg recently arrived in Bristol by train and was driven to the city's center in a Nissan Leaf electric vehicle, where more than 30,000 joined her in the Youth Strike for Climate, many of them students skipping school. Traffic was brought to a standstill in some parts of the city as businesses shut down and schools closed due to the protests.

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Google's latest doodle on the company's homepage celebrates the 200th birthday of legendary illustrator John Tenniel, whose Victorian drawings and iconic representations of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland characters earned him great renown. Tenniel was a self-taught artist who submitted his first oil painting to the Society of British Artists when he was only 16 years old.

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The Stannard Rock lighthouse, located 40 km off the coast of Manitou Island, is known as the loneliest place in the world. The lighthouse is located in the northern half of Lake Superior, the world's largest freshwater lake, near the Keweenaw Peninsula, and serves to help ships navigate the extremely dangerous reefs around the area along with helping to monitor evaporation rates in the lake.

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The coronavirus outbreak has struck two high-profile politicians in Iran, with Hadi Khosroshahi, Iran's former ambassador to the Vatican, dying due to the infection, and the country's most prominent female politician and vice president of women and family affairs, Masoumeh Ebtekar, has also been diagnosed with coronavirus. The death toll has crossed 2,800 with more than 82,000 people infected worldwide.

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The 25-year-old Polish model living in the city of Wroclaw, Aleksandra Sadowska, has lost vision completely and permanently in both of her eyes after she dyed them black while trying to look like the popular rapper Popek, who has also had his eyes dyed black. The tattooist she visited in Wroclaw may face up to three years in prison since he lacked the expertise to perform the procedure.

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Amid widespread alarm caused by the coronavirus outbreak, British employers and families are panic-buying hand sanitizers in bulk, leading to many Boots outlets in the country to impose a limit of 4 on the number of hand sanitizers customers can buy, with Dettol's On the Go Antibacterial Hand Gel showing up as completely out of stock on the company website. Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's are facing similar severe shortages.

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A Japanese woman who works as a tour guide in Tokyo has tested positive for the coronavirus for the second time. This is the first time a person has had the virus twice outside of China. She had initially recovered at the beginning of February but has developed the symptoms once again.

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