First family of the US, the Trump family, has been the most famous family in the world to resist face masks during the ongoing pandemic, despite repeated warnings by health experts. However, Donald Trump was spotted in a mask for the first time yesterday while visiting a military hospital.&nbsp;

Soon after, First Lady of the US, Melania Trump, too, posted a video in which she was finally seen wearing a face mask.

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Melania Trump posted a video from her visit to The Mary Elizabeth House, in which she was spotted wearing a white mask.

"It was a pleasure to spend time with the staff, mothers &amp; children at The Mary Elizabeth House, a place that helps strengthen families &amp; provides life skills, counselling and educational resources to help vulnerable single women &amp; their children. #BeBest," she tweeted.

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The Trumps are now being spotted in mask due to the advice from their political aides, experts believe. The sight of so many maskless people during the election campaigns and rallies of Trump and the heavy criticism faced by Trump over roaming mask-less in the country amid a surge of coronavirus cases, forced the Trump family to finally don face masks in order to avoid taking a hit because of this reason in the upcoming elections.

The US is one of the worst affected countries worldwide by coronavirus. On Sunday, the country reported over 61,000 cases, a third straight daily rise. As of Sunday, over 3.2 million infections were recorded with more than 134,000 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

First family of the US, the Trump family, has been the most famous family in the world to resist face masks during the ongoing pandemic, despite repeated warnings by health experts.

First family of the US, the Trump family, has been the most famous family in the world to resist face masks during the ongoing pandemic, despite repeated warnings by health experts. However, Donald Trump was spotted in a mask for the first time yesterday while visiting a military hospital. Soon after, First Lady of the US, Melania Trump, too, posted a video in which she was finally seen wearing a face mask. Also read: Donald Trump spotted wearing a mask for the first time in public Melania Trump posted a video from her visit to The Mary Elizabeth House, in which she was spotted wearing a white mask. "It was a pleasure to spend time with the staff, mothers & children at The Mary Elizabeth House, a place that helps strengthen families & provides life skills, counselling and educational resources to help vulnerable single women & their children. #BeBest," she tweeted. It was a pleasure to spend time with the staff, mothers & children at The Mary Elizabeth House, a place that helps strengthen families & provides life skills, counseling & educational resources to help vulnerable single women & their children. #BeBest pic.twitter.com/hQSjP0sHi1 — Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) July 12, 2020 × The Trumps are now being spotted in mask due to the advice from their political aides, experts believe. The sight of so many maskless people during the election campaigns and rallies of Trump and the heavy criticism faced by Trump over roaming mask-less in the country amid a surge of coronavirus cases, forced the Trump family to finally don face masks in order to avoid taking a hit because of this reason in the upcoming elections. The US is one of the worst affected countries worldwide by coronavirus. On Sunday, the country reported over 61,000 cases, a third straight daily rise. As of Sunday, over 3.2 million infections were recorded with more than 134,000 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

After Donald Trump, Melania Trump now spotted wearing a face mask

The total number of coronavirus cases increased to 12.55 million as nearly 230,370 new cases were reported in the past 24 hours, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

The surge in cases is the highest single-day spike seen in the world tally, till date.

Out of 230,370 cases, more than half of the cases were reported in the US — 133,486 cases were from the US. Brazil reported&nbsp;70,398 cases.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/covid-19-florida-records-15000-cases-in-one-day-shatters-new-yorks-record-312812">Also read:&nbsp;COVID-19: Florida records 15,000 cases in one day; shatters New York's record</a>

The WHO reported more than 565,000 deaths from COVID-19 till date.

Mexico on Sunday reported 299,750 cases and 35,006 deaths in Mexico due to coronavirus till date. It is now the country with the fourth highest death toll from COVID-19, ahead of Italy, according Mexican health officials.

"There are 299,750 confirmed cases of infection and 35,006 deaths in Mexico," health officials said on the presidency's Twitter account.

Italy currently has 34,954 fatalities from the coronavirus.

(With inputs from agencies)

The total number of coronavirus cases increased to 12.55 million as nearly 230,370 new cases were reported in the past 24 hours, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

The total number of coronavirus cases increased to 12.55 million as nearly 230,370 new cases were reported in the past 24 hours, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The surge in cases is the highest single-day spike seen in the world tally, till date. Out of 230,370 cases, more than half of the cases were reported in the US — 133,486 cases were from the US. Brazil reported 70,398 cases. Also read: COVID-19: Florida records 15,000 cases in one day; shatters New York's record The WHO reported more than 565,000 deaths from COVID-19 till date. Mexico on Sunday reported 299,750 cases and 35,006 deaths in Mexico due to coronavirus till date. It is now the country with the fourth highest death toll from COVID-19, ahead of Italy, according Mexican health officials. "There are 299,750 confirmed cases of infection and 35,006 deaths in Mexico," health officials said on the presidency's Twitter account. Italy currently has 34,954 fatalities from the coronavirus. (With inputs from agencies)

WHO records highest single-day spike with 230,370 global coronavirus cases

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced class 12 exam resuts on Monday noon at its official website&nbsp;cbseresults.nic.in.

A total of 88.78 per cent students passed the exam&nbsp;this year, which is 5.38 per cent more than previous year's pass percentage, which was&nbsp;83.40 per cent.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/icse-isc-results-2020-board-declares-results-no-merit-list-this-year-312349">Also read:&nbsp;ICSE, ISC results 2020: Board declares results, no merit list this year</a>

Education Minsiter Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank took to Twitter to announce the release of results and to congratulate the students.

"Dear Students, Parents and Teachers!@cbseindia29 has announced the results of Class XII and can be accessed at https://t.co/kCxMPkzfEf. We congratulate you all for making this possible. I reiterate, Student's health &amp; quality education are our priority," he tweeted.

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This year too girls have topped the list with a pass percentage of 92.15 per cent and among boys the pass percentage is 86.19 per cent. Pass percentage among transgender students is 66.67 per cent.

CBSE will not release any merit list this year.

ICSE, ISC results were also announced on July 10.

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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced class 12 exam resuts on Monday noon at its official website cbseresults.nic.in. A total of 88.78 per cent students passed the exam this year, which is 5.

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced class 12 exam resuts on Monday noon at its official website cbseresults.nic.in. A total of 88.78 per cent students passed the exam this year, which is 5.38 per cent more than previous year's pass percentage, which was 83.40 per cent. Also read: ICSE, ISC results 2020: Board declares results, no merit list this year Education Minsiter Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank took to Twitter to announce the release of results and to congratulate the students. "Dear Students, Parents and Teachers!@cbseindia29 has announced the results of Class XII and can be accessed at https://t.co/kCxMPkzfEf. We congratulate you all for making this possible. I reiterate, Student's health & quality education are our priority," he tweeted. Dear Students, Parents and Teachers!@cbseindia29 has announced the results of Class XII and can be accessed at https://t.co/kCxMPkzfEf. We congratulate you all for making this possible. I reiterate, Student's health & quality education are our priority. — Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank (@DrRPNishank) July 13, 2020 × This year too girls have topped the list with a pass percentage of 92.15 per cent and among boys the pass percentage is 86.19 per cent. Pass percentage among transgender students is 66.67 per cent. CBSE will not release any merit list this year. ICSE, ISC results were also announced on July 10.

CBSE results announced; no merit list to be announced this year

Sri Lankan Navy on Sunday said it had arrested four people, including two from India, off the coast of Thondamanaru in Jaffna for attempting to illegally enter the country.

A patrol vessel from the Northern Naval Command detected a suspicious dinghy boat 11 nautical miles away from Thondamaru and arrested its occupants, one of them an ex-member of the LTTE, the Sri Lanka Navy said in a statement.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/sri-lanka-cancels-election-rallies-over-surge-in-new-virus-cases-312781">Also read:&nbsp;Sri Lanka cancels election rallies over surge in new virus cases</a>

Two of the arrested persons are Sri Lankans who had breached the international maritime boundaries with India off the coast of Point Pedro on Friday.

The boat crossed into Indian territorial waters and brought back two more men to Sri Lanka from India. The two Sri Lankans brought back from India are residents of Welweithurai and Mullathivu.

One of the men has been identified as an ex-member of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), the statement said.

The other arrested person was tested for COVID-19 in Jaffna hospital as he developed a respiratory difficulty, it said. 
The Navy is on alert to prevent COVID-19 patients to enter Sri Lanka from India, it added.

Sri Lankan Navy on Sunday said it had arrested four people, including two from India, off the coast of Thondamanaru in Jaffna for attempting to illegally enter the country.

Sri Lankan Navy on Sunday said it had arrested four people, including two from India, off the coast of Thondamanaru in Jaffna for attempting to illegally enter the country. A patrol vessel from the Northern Naval Command detected a suspicious dinghy boat 11 nautical miles away from Thondamaru and arrested its occupants, one of them an ex-member of the LTTE, the Sri Lanka Navy said in a statement. Also read: Sri Lanka cancels election rallies over surge in new virus cases Two of the arrested persons are Sri Lankans who had breached the international maritime boundaries with India off the coast of Point Pedro on Friday. The boat crossed into Indian territorial waters and brought back two more men to Sri Lanka from India. The two Sri Lankans brought back from India are residents of Welweithurai and Mullathivu. One of the men has been identified as an ex-member of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), the statement said. The other arrested person was tested for COVID-19 in Jaffna hospital as he developed a respiratory difficulty, it said. The Navy is on alert to prevent COVID-19 patients to enter Sri Lanka from India, it added.

Sri Lankan Navy arrests 4 people, including 2 from India

Mask-less: Political leaders around the world who 'forgot' to wear mask

Every death, in all cases, as a principle, needs to be fully investigated, said Stephane Dujarric, Spokesperson for United Nations Secretary-General, on Thoothukudi custodial death case in Tamil Nadu.

"I think every death, all these cases, as a principle, need to be fully investigated," Dujarric said during a weekly briefing on Saturday when asked to comment on the killing of a father and son in the Indian State of Tamil Nadu in police custody.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/tuticorin-custodial-deaths-cbi-takes-over-probe-from-cb-cid-312542">Also read|&nbsp;Tuticorin custodial deaths: CBI takes over probe from CB-CID</a>

On June 19, Jayaraj (59) and his son J Benicks (31), were arrested and lodged in Kovilpatti sub-jail for keeping their shop open in Sathankulam main bazaar area during the lockdown. They were allegedly tortured by policemen, admitted to hospital and later succumbed to injuries.

Initially, the matter was being probed by the CB-CID but later taken over by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

On July 4, five police personnel accused in the case were transferred from Tuticorin jail to Madurai Central Jail.

The CBI has released the documents and confessions of the CB-CID inquiry into the case which has been presented to ADSP Shukla.

Every death, in all cases, as a principle, needs to be fully investigated, said Stephane Dujarric, Spokesperson for United Nations Secretary-General, on Thoothukudi custodial death case in Tamil Nadu.

Every death, in all cases, as a principle, needs to be fully investigated, said Stephane Dujarric, Spokesperson for United Nations Secretary-General, on Thoothukudi custodial death case in Tamil Nadu. "I think every death, all these cases, as a principle, need to be fully investigated," Dujarric said during a weekly briefing on Saturday when asked to comment on the killing of a father and son in the Indian State of Tamil Nadu in police custody. Also read| Tuticorin custodial deaths: CBI takes over probe from CB-CID On June 19, Jayaraj (59) and his son J Benicks (31), were arrested and lodged in Kovilpatti sub-jail for keeping their shop open in Sathankulam main bazaar area during the lockdown. They were allegedly tortured by policemen, admitted to hospital and later succumbed to injuries. Initially, the matter was being probed by the CB-CID but later taken over by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). On July 4, five police personnel accused in the case were transferred from Tuticorin jail to Madurai Central Jail. The CBI has released the documents and confessions of the CB-CID inquiry into the case which has been presented to ADSP Shukla.

Every death needs to be fully investigated: UN on Thoothukudi custodial death case

Thousands of Israelis demonstrated on Saturday in Tel Aviv, angered by what they say has been an inept government response to the economic hits they have taken during the coronavirus crisis.

In keeping with restrictions on public gatherings, police limited the number of people allowed into Tel Aviv`s Rabin square for the rally as nearby streets filled with demonstrators wearing face masks.

"I have 40 workers with no income, no money," said Michal Gaist-Casif, vice president of a sound and lighting company.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-reports-its-highest-daily-coronavirus-infections-312327">Also read:&nbsp;Israel reports its highest daily coronavirus infections</a>

"We need the government to pump in money until we`re back to normal. We haven`t been working since mid-March through April, May, June and July, and August is looking to be a catastrophe."

Israeli media said thousands attended the rally. No official figure for the number of protesters was given.

Unemployment in Israel has soared to 21 per cent&nbsp;since the country went into partial lockdown in March and aid packages promised by the government have been slow to come through, frustrating Israelis who fear they are on the verge of economic collapse.

Alarmed by a new spike in COVID-19 cases which surged after the economy began reopening, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week reimposed a series of restrictions in a bid to contain infections, shutting down a slew of businesses again.

With less than half of the $29 billion previously pledged in aid paid out and anger building, Netanyahu announced a new welfare package on Thursday, saying the measures would provide an economic safety net for the coming year. 
In the past few weeks, protesters from across the political spectrum have taken to the streets with demands for speedier compensation from the coalition government, which they see as overstaffed and ineffectual.

"People feel helpless, there`s no response. They are enraged and want the government to take responsibility," said Roee Cohen, president of the Israel Chamber of Independent Organizations and Businesses.

Thousands of Israelis demonstrated on Saturday in Tel Aviv, angered by what they say has been an inept government response to the economic hits they have taken during the coronavirus crisis.

Thousands of Israelis demonstrated on Saturday in Tel Aviv, angered by what they say has been an inept government response to the economic hits they have taken during the coronavirus crisis. In keeping with restrictions on public gatherings, police limited the number of people allowed into Tel Aviv`s Rabin square for the rally as nearby streets filled with demonstrators wearing face masks. "I have 40 workers with no income, no money," said Michal Gaist-Casif, vice president of a sound and lighting company. Also read: Israel reports its highest daily coronavirus infections "We need the government to pump in money until we`re back to normal. We haven`t been working since mid-March through April, May, June and July, and August is looking to be a catastrophe." Israeli media said thousands attended the rally. No official figure for the number of protesters was given. Unemployment in Israel has soared to 21 per cent since the country went into partial lockdown in March and aid packages promised by the government have been slow to come through, frustrating Israelis who fear they are on the verge of economic collapse. Alarmed by a new spike in COVID-19 cases which surged after the economy began reopening, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week reimposed a series of restrictions in a bid to contain infections, shutting down a slew of businesses again. With less than half of the $29 billion previously pledged in aid paid out and anger building, Netanyahu announced a new welfare package on Thursday, saying the measures would provide an economic safety net for the coming year. In the past few weeks, protesters from across the political spectrum have taken to the streets with demands for speedier compensation from the coalition government, which they see as overstaffed and ineffectual. "People feel helpless, there`s no response. They are enraged and want the government to take responsibility," said Roee Cohen, president of the Israel Chamber of Independent Organizations and Businesses.

Israelis protest against government response to coronavirus

Walt Disney World reopens with distancing measures amid COVID-19 surge

A total of 28,637 new positive cases and 551 deaths have been reported in India in the last 24 hours, as reported by Ministry of Health.

Total positive cases in the country now stand&nbsp;at 8,49,553 including 2,92,258 active cases, 5,34,621 cured/ discharged/ migrated and 22,674 patients who lost their lives to the novel coronavirus.

Maharashtra reported&nbsp;8,139 new cases and&nbsp;223 deaths on Saturday night. Nealry 4,360 patients were discharged. Total number of cases in the state is now at 2,46,600, including 99,202 active cases, 1,36,985 discharged and 10,116 deaths.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra's capital, reported 1,308 cases, 1,497 discharged patients and 39 deaths. Total number of cases in the city is now at 91,457 including 63,431 recovered, 22,779 active cases and 5,241 deaths. At least 18 people tested positive at Raj Bhavan (Governor's residence) in Mumbai, after they got themselves tested on their own. Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has confirmed the news after conducting their own tests. The building has been sealed and all employees have been asked to self-quarantine.

National capital Delhi reported&nbsp;1,781 new cases, 2,998 recovered patients&nbsp;and 34 deaths on Saturday night. Total number of cases in the national capital is now at 1,10,921, including 87,692 recovered/discharged/migrated, 19,895 active cases and 3,334 deaths.

The Delhi Health Department also reported that 21,508 COVID-19 tests were conducted in the national capital on Saturday night — 9,767 RTPCR tests and 11,741 rapid antigen tests.

Kerala on Saturday recorded its biggest single-day jump of 488 new COVID-19 cases, taking the infection tally to 7,438 as the death toll climbed to 29 with two fatalities.

A total of 28,637 new positive cases and 551 deaths have been reported in India in the last 24 hours, as reported by Ministry of Health. Total positive cases in the country now stand at 8,49,553 including 2,92,258 active cases, 5,34,621 cured/ discharged/ migrated and 22,674 patients who lost their lives to the novel coronavirus.

A total of 28,637 new positive cases and 551 deaths have been reported in India in the last 24 hours, as reported by Ministry of Health. Total positive cases in the country now stand at 8,49,553 including 2,92,258 active cases, 5,34,621 cured/ discharged/ migrated and 22,674 patients who lost their lives to the novel coronavirus. Maharashtra reported 8,139 new cases and 223 deaths on Saturday night. Nealry 4,360 patients were discharged. Total number of cases in the state is now at 2,46,600, including 99,202 active cases, 1,36,985 discharged and 10,116 deaths. Also read: Amitabh Bachchan's condition stable after testing positive for COVID-19 Mumbai, Maharashtra's capital, reported 1,308 cases, 1,497 discharged patients and 39 deaths. Total number of cases in the city is now at 91,457 including 63,431 recovered, 22,779 active cases and 5,241 deaths. At least 18 people tested positive at Raj Bhavan (Governor's residence) in Mumbai, after they got themselves tested on their own. Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has confirmed the news after conducting their own tests. The building has been sealed and all employees have been asked to self-quarantine. National capital Delhi reported 1,781 new cases, 2,998 recovered patients and 34 deaths on Saturday night. Total number of cases in the national capital is now at 1,10,921, including 87,692 recovered/discharged/migrated, 19,895 active cases and 3,334 deaths. The Delhi Health Department also reported that 21,508 COVID-19 tests were conducted in the national capital on Saturday night — 9,767 RTPCR tests and 11,741 rapid antigen tests. Kerala on Saturday recorded its biggest single-day jump of 488 new COVID-19 cases, taking the infection tally to 7,438 as the death toll climbed to 29 with two fatalities.

India's COVID-10 tally nears 8.5 lakh with 28,637 new cases

Australia`s Victoria state reported 273 new cases of the coronavirus and another COVID-19 death on Sunday, marking a week of triple-digit increases in infections, as state authorities battle fresh outbreaks of the pandemic.

Melbourne, the capital of Australia`s second most-populous state, went under a six-week lockdown on Thursday after a spike in community-transmitted cases.

"This is a dangerous time," Victoria`s Premier Daniel Andrews told a news conference.

"I know we are asking a lot of Victorians, but we simply have no choice but to acknowledge the reality that we face and to do what must be done, and that is to follow those rules, to only go out when you need to."

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Sunday`s cases, the second highest for Victoria, home to a quarter of Australia`s 25 million people, follow a record 288 infections reported on Friday. The increase partly reflects increased testing, with the state conducting more than 30,000 tests daily.

There have been multiple outbreaks of the virus, with cases recorded at some public and private hospitals, aged-care facilities, public housing complexes and supermarkets.

A man in his 70s died over the weekend of COVID-19, Andrews said, taking the national toll to 108.

Most primary and secondary school students in Melbourne will be learning remotely until at least Aug. 19, with exceptions for students with special needs, among others, the premier said.

Australia`s other seven states and territories have banned travellers from Victoria amid concern that community transmission was causing a second wave of the virus.

New South Wales, the most-populous state, recorded five new cases on Sunday, as it moved to charge all travellers flying in from overseas A$3,000 ($2,100) for a mandatory two-week quarantine in hotels.

The decision to charge travellers, including Australian citizens, came after the federal government on Friday announced caps on the number of people arriving in Australia.

Australia`s Victoria state reported 273 new cases of the coronavirus and another COVID-19 death on Sunday, marking a week of triple-digit increases in infections, as state authorities battle fresh outbreaks of the pandemic.

Australia`s Victoria state reported 273 new cases of the coronavirus and another COVID-19 death on Sunday, marking a week of triple-digit increases in infections, as state authorities battle fresh outbreaks of the pandemic. Melbourne, the capital of Australia`s second most-populous state, went under a six-week lockdown on Thursday after a spike in community-transmitted cases. "This is a dangerous time," Victoria`s Premier Daniel Andrews told a news conference. "I know we are asking a lot of Victorians, but we simply have no choice but to acknowledge the reality that we face and to do what must be done, and that is to follow those rules, to only go out when you need to." Also read: Teen surfer killed by shark, second in Australia in a week Sunday`s cases, the second highest for Victoria, home to a quarter of Australia`s 25 million people, follow a record 288 infections reported on Friday. The increase partly reflects increased testing, with the state conducting more than 30,000 tests daily. There have been multiple outbreaks of the virus, with cases recorded at some public and private hospitals, aged-care facilities, public housing complexes and supermarkets. A man in his 70s died over the weekend of COVID-19, Andrews said, taking the national toll to 108. Most primary and secondary school students in Melbourne will be learning remotely until at least Aug. 19, with exceptions for students with special needs, among others, the premier said. Australia`s other seven states and territories have banned travellers from Victoria amid concern that community transmission was causing a second wave of the virus. New South Wales, the most-populous state, recorded five new cases on Sunday, as it moved to charge all travellers flying in from overseas A$3,000 ($2,100) for a mandatory two-week quarantine in hotels. The decision to charge travellers, including Australian citizens, came after the federal government on Friday announced caps on the number of people arriving in Australia.

Australia's Victoria state marks week of triple-digit coronavirus cases

July 12 in history: Moscow Peace Treaty, deadly Pune floods and more

Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan was admitted to Mumbai's Nanavati Hospital on Saturday evening after he revealed he has tested positive for coronavirus. His actor son Abhishek Bachchan has also tested positive for COVID-19.

Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and son Abhishek test positive for COVID-19

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