The pandemic has killed over 974,000 people and infected over 31 million worldwide. Here are the latest coronavirus-related developments for September 23:
The pandemic has killed over 967,000 people and infected over 31.4 million worldwide. Here are the latest coronavirus-related developments for September 21:
Cult favourite "Schitt's Creek" makes history at the Emmy Awards with a comedy sweep, something even TV greats including “Frasier” and “Modern Family” failed to achieve.
The pandemic has killed over 963,000 people and infected over 31 million worldwide. Here are the latest coronavirus-related developments for September 20:
The coronavirus pandemic has killed over 958,000 people and infected over 30.86 million worldwide. Here are the coronavirus-related developments for September 19:
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that he did not want another national lockdown but that new restrictions may be needed because the country was facing an "inevitable" second wave of Covid-19.
The coronavirus pandemic has killed over 953,100 people and infected over 30.5 million worldwide. Here are the coronavirus-related developments for September 18:
WHO regional director for Europe Hans Kluge says a surge seen this month "should serve as a wake-up call" after the continent recorded 54,000 infections in a single day last week – a new record.
The coronavirus pandemic has killed over 947,000 people and infected over 30 million worldwide. Here are the coronavirus-related developments for September 17:
The walkout comes as the government demands more and faster testing to fight a surge in new coronavirus cases that soared to 10,593 in a new daily record.
From fear of being judged by society, to financial reasons, some are afraid of sharing Covid-19 test results.
The coronavirus pandemic has killed over 940,000 people and infected almost 30 million worldwide. Here are the coronavirus-related developments for September 16:
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