Police in the US state of Florida recently arrested a man for murder 35 years after the crime was committed. Interestingly, DNA evidence from a discarded cigarette solved the cold case, the BBC reported.

Cold case of murder solved after 35 years using DNA evidence from a cigarette butt

A child in Iran slipped into a coma after drinking alcohol. Amid the coronavirus scare, rumours have been circulating online about potential cures against the virus, alcohol being one of them.

Iranian child loses sight, slips into coma after drinking liquor to protect against coronavirus

Pakistan recently tried to launch a cruise missile called “Babur II” but suffered a major setback as the launch was marred by a crash. The 750-kilometre range missile’s delivery platform crashed and fell two minutes after taking flight.

Pakistan's 'Babur II' missile suffers second consecutive setback; crashes after two minutes

Two more doctors have died after contracting the coronavirus in France, officials said on Monday, a day after the country reported the first death of a doctor treating COVID-19 patients.

Two more doctors die from coronavirus in France

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on Monday gave the authorities five days to develop a system to track people who have come into contact with anyone with coronavirus by using mobile phone geolocation data.

Russia to use mobile phones to track people at risk of coronavirus

The coronavirus death toll in Spain surged to 2,182 after 462 people died within 24 hours, the health ministry said on Monday. The death rate showed a 27-percent increase on the figures released a day earlier, with the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 rising to 33,089 in Spain, one of the worst-hit countries in the world after China and Italy.

Spain death toll tops 2,000 after 462 deaths in 24 hours

The coronavirus pandemic has handed Kenyan fishermen an unexpected boon - a rush of customers who now shun imported Chinese frozen fillets in favour of freshly caught fish from Lake Victoria.

Coronavirus provides unexpected boost for Kenyan fishermen

More than a billion people have been directed to practice self-isolation and to stay at home, as per an AFP tally released today. Almost 50 countries and territories around the world have enforced lockdowns to limit the spread of novel coronavirus COVID-19.

More than one billion people self-isolating globally to limit the spread of coronavirus

Thomas the Tank Engine beams from the front of Dobo Mambanza's ripped pullover. Unlike the cartoon train's face, Dobo's is blistered and scrunched as she struggles for breath, her eyes shuttered and weeping.

In the shadow of Ebola and Covid-19, measles rips through Congo

While millions in the Philippines are finding tight restrictions a little difficult, home quarantine would be luxury for the thousands of urban street dwellers who have no homes to go to.

Home quarantine no option for thousands in Philippines

Dormant carriers of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, or “silent carriers”, as they are being dubbed show no evident symptoms of the virus or display symptoms very later on, may account for almost one-third of the total positive cases, the South China Morning Post reported.

Are inadequate testing techniques causing 'silent carriers' to spread COVID-19?

As the novel coronavirus COVID-19 continues to kill hundreds on a daily basis, the world has increasingly been put under lockdown. As directed by health agencies worldwide, millions of individuals are practising social distancing and staying indoors.

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