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- May- 2020 -28 May
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US capital to lift stay-at-home order beginning Friday
WASHINGTON The nation’s capital will begin the slow process towards re-normalizing amid COVID-19 later this week when a stay-at-home order…
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WHO initiates foundation to expand funding
GENEVA The World Health Organization on Wednesday launched a foundation to independently expand its funding. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the…
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Johns Hopkins data records 100,047 deaths; 1,695,776 cases, in US
ANKARA The death toll in the US from the novel coronavirus surpassed the 100,000 mark Wednesday, according to data compiled…
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Iran: Virus deaths cross 7,500, cases near 140,000
ANKARA Iran’s coronavirus death toll crossed 7,500 on Tuesday, while the number of confirmed cases moved close to 140,000. Health…
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Global coronavirus death toll exceeds 350,000 mark
ANKARA The global death toll from the novel coronavirus crossed the 350,000 mark Tuesday, according to US-based Johns Hopkins University.…
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COVID-19: Death toll in Brazil reaches 22,600
ANKARA Brazil on Monday confirmed a total of 22,666 fatalities from the coronavirus as 653 more deaths were reported over…
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COVID-19: Cases, deaths rise in Tunisia, UAE, and Oman
ISTANBUL The death toll from the novel coronavirus rose in Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Oman, health officials…
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COVID-19 cases spark concern in Rohingya refugee camps
YANGON, Myanmar Rakhine state, a conflict-torn region in western Myanmar, finally reported the presence of COVID-19 as the country recorded…
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US bans entry of non-US citizens from Brazil over virus
WASHINGTON The US announced Sunday that it is suspending the entry of non-US citizens traveling from Brazil due to the…
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80M children at risk due to no vaccinations: UNICEF
GENEVA UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said Friday that 80 million children under the age of 1 in 68 nations…
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