WHO Investigating Reports of Coronavirus Patients Testing Positive Again After Recovery
The World Health Organization said it is investigating reports out of South Korea that some patients who had recovered from the coronavirus tested positive again after initially testing negative for COVID-19. On Friday, South Korea officials said 91 patients who were thought to have recovered from the coronavirus tested positive again.
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India reported more than 100,000 COVID-19 cases in the last four days
More than 100,000 people in India have been tested positive for coronavirus just in the last four days, said the Indian Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday. The country recorded 28,498 new cases and 553 new deaths in the last 24 hours, said the ministry. That raises the country's total to 906,752 cases and 23,727 deaths
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South Africa imposes alcohol ban
South Africa imposes alcohol ban
South Africa has reintroduced a ban on alcohol sales and imposed a nighttime curfew as it looks to curtail a rapid surge in new coronavirus cases. In an address to the nation Sunday, President Cyril Ramaphosa also announced that masks are now mandatory in public, as the number of confirmed cases in the country exceeded 276,000. The curfew will be in effect between 9pm and 4am local time from Monday
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Coronavirus protests erupted across Ecuador
Coronavirus protests erupted across Ecuador
Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Ecuador to protest against the government's economic response to the coronavirus outbreak. Protesters wearing face masks and carrying flags attended demonstrations organised by trade unions and social organisations, following cuts announced by President Lenín Moreno.
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South America becomes the new epicenter of coronavirus
South America becomes the new epicenter of coronavirus
The World Health Organization said on Friday that South America is the new epicenter of coronavirus due to a massive rise in new coronavirus cases in the region. “We’ve seen many South American countries with increasing numbers of cases and clearly there’s a concern across many of those countries, but certainly the most affected is Brazil at this point,” Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO’s emergencies program said.
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