Coronavirus pandemic has killed more than 4.5 million people and infected over 219 million globally. Here are the coronavirus-related developments for September 2:
Researchers have said that while the new strain is more transmissible, there is no evidence it has an increased risk of causing severe infections.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warns that tougher lockdown restrictions are likely as the country's infection rates reach highest recorded levels.
Amazon did not specify the number of workers who contracted the disease at its sorting center but that all will be paid for the shifts that they miss.
The global coronavirus pandemic has infected over 46.8 million people and claimed more than 1.2 million lives. Here are the updates for November 2:
Global coronavirus has now infected over 15.7 million people and has killed more than 639,000. Here are the latest updates for July 24:
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has condemned the Greek government decision to extend lockdown for migrant camps saying it is using the novel coronavirus pandemic as a pretext.
At least 600 nurses worldwide are known to have died from the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected an estimated 450,000 healthcare workers, the International Council of Nurses said on Wednesday.
Former US diplomat Matthew Bryza says US President Donald Trump can "learn something" from President Erdogan as Turkey planned ahead for the pandemic.
Bats may well be the answer, so why not try?
High intensive care unit number per person, proactive healthcare sector and trust in government officials is helping the country cope with the pandemic
In many cases data from care homes is not being included in death tallies, with one newspaper in the UK reporting that the country’s real death toll may be twice as high as the official tally.
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