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The fourth case of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/covid-19-positive-cases-in-india-jumps-to-147-287102">coronavirus </a>was detected in Gautam Buddh Nagar(Noida) on Wednesday.

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A person with a travel history to Indonesia tested positive for the virus in Delhi-NCR.

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Earlier, cases were detected in Noida's Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France. Both patients were moved to the designated isolation hospital.

Meanwhile, the number of confirmed cases rose to 147 nationwide with 25 foreign nationals also having tested positive for the virus.

A Norwegian man on Wednesday tested positive for COVID-19 in Goa, health minister Vishwajit Rane said.

Karnataka health minister B Sriramulu informed that two more cases of the virus were detected in the state with the total number of cases rising to 13 in the state.

"56-year-old male from Bengaluru returned from USA on March 6. Another, 25-year-old female who has returned from Spain was also detected with the virus," the minister said.&nbsp;

The fourth case of coronavirus was detected in Gautam Buddh Nagar(Noida) on Wednesday. Also Read: First coronavirus case reported in Indian Army A person with a travel history to Indonesia tested positive for the virus in Delhi-NCR.

The fourth case of coronavirus was detected in Gautam Buddh Nagar(Noida) on Wednesday. Also Read: First coronavirus case reported in Indian Army A person with a travel history to Indonesia tested positive for the virus in Delhi-NCR. Watch Video: Earlier, cases were detected in Noida's Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France. Both patients were moved to the designated isolation hospital. Meanwhile, the number of confirmed cases rose to 147 nationwide with 25 foreign nationals also having tested positive for the virus. A Norwegian man on Wednesday tested positive for COVID-19 in Goa, health minister Vishwajit Rane said. Karnataka health minister B Sriramulu informed that two more cases of the virus were detected in the state with the total number of cases rising to 13 in the state. "56-year-old male from Bengaluru returned from USA on March 6. Another, 25-year-old female who has returned from Spain was also detected with the virus," the minister said.

Fourth confirmed case of coronavirus in Noida, patient with travel history to Indonesia

The BSE Sensex fell 1,189 going down over three per cent giving up early gains over coronavirus fears.

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The Nifty was also down 318 points to 8,648.15 slipping over three and half per cent.

Sensex was trading at 29,187&nbsp;down over 1, 390 points.

Banking and financial stocks took a bit hit with IndusInd Bank, Axis Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank tanking as the markets dived due to the rising cases of coronavirus in the country.

The Nifty bank index fell over 5 per cent with shares of Federal Bank nearly 10 per cent lower.

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The Nifty PSU index slipped over 3 per cent with shares of State Bank of India(SBI) leading the losses. The SBI stocks had fallen 6.30 per cent as the markets continued to bleed.&nbsp;

Auto stocks also slipped with the Nifty auto index slipping nearly 3 per cent.

On Wednesday, Tokyo stocks opened lower as Wall Street responded to economic stimulus announced by US President Trump.

Hong Kong stocks opened lower on Wednesday morning despite the stimulus announced by the US president.

The BSE Sensex fell 1,189 going down over three per cent giving up early gains over coronavirus fears. Also Read: COVID-19 positive cases in India jumps to 147 The Nifty was also down 318 points to 8,648.

The BSE Sensex fell 1,189 going down over three per cent giving up early gains over coronavirus fears. Also Read: COVID-19 positive cases in India jumps to 147 The Nifty was also down 318 points to 8,648.15 slipping over three and half per cent. Sensex was trading at 29,187 down over 1, 390 points. Banking and financial stocks took a bit hit with IndusInd Bank, Axis Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank tanking as the markets dived due to the rising cases of coronavirus in the country. The Nifty bank index fell over 5 per cent with shares of Federal Bank nearly 10 per cent lower. Also Read: Sensex collapses in fag-end selloff, Nifty ends below 9,000 The Nifty PSU index slipped over 3 per cent with shares of State Bank of India(SBI) leading the losses. The SBI stocks had fallen 6.30 per cent as the markets continued to bleed. Auto stocks also slipped with the Nifty auto index slipping nearly 3 per cent. On Wednesday, Tokyo stocks opened lower as Wall Street responded to economic stimulus announced by US President Trump. Hong Kong stocks opened lower on Wednesday morning despite the stimulus announced by the US president.

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India's health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan while making a statement in India's upper house lauded doctors across the country working to beat the coronavirus outbreak of coronavirus.

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"I think there are not enough words to appreciate them. I thank all the doctors and paramedics of the country," the minister said.

On the treatment of those affected due to the virus, Dr Harsh Vardhan said: "We've heard about some research being done on chloroquine in the US right now. Approvals are given after detailed scientific scrutiny, not by the ministry but by scientists working at ICMR."

"Scientists at ICMR are in touch with everything happening on this front all over the world," the minister added.

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"As far as retrovirus&nbsp;drugs are concerned, we're using them on some patients," the minister said, adding,"we've given approvals after scientific satisfaction after having been in touch with the world."

The health minister's statement comes as India reported the third death due to coronavirus in Mumbai after a 64-year-old became the latest victim.

The Indian government said on Tuesday the number of confirmed cases had risen to 125 in India with most cases reported in Maharashtra.

India's health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan while making a statement in India's upper house lauded doctors across the country working to beat the coronavirus outbreak of coronavirus.

India's health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan while making a statement in India's upper house lauded doctors across the country working to beat the coronavirus outbreak of coronavirus. Also Read: India prohibits passengers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia "I think there are not enough words to appreciate them. I thank all the doctors and paramedics of the country," the minister said. On the treatment of those affected due to the virus, Dr Harsh Vardhan said: "We've heard about some research being done on chloroquine in the US right now. Approvals are given after detailed scientific scrutiny, not by the ministry but by scientists working at ICMR." "Scientists at ICMR are in touch with everything happening on this front all over the world," the minister added. Also Read: Two new cases of coronavirus in Noida in Sector 78 and Sector 100 "As far as retrovirus drugs are concerned, we're using them on some patients," the minister said, adding,"we've given approvals after scientific satisfaction after having been in touch with the world." The health minister's statement comes as India reported the third death due to coronavirus in Mumbai after a 64-year-old became the latest victim. The Indian government said on Tuesday the number of confirmed cases had risen to 125 in India with most cases reported in Maharashtra.

We are using retrovirus drugs on some patients: Health minister Harsh Vardhan in Rajya Sabha

The government today prohibited travel of passengers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia to India till March 31 amid the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/64-year-old-dies-in-mumbai-third-death-due-to-coronavirus-in-india-286873">coronavirus</a> outbreak.

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The order is due to come into effect immediately, the government said.

The move comes amid reports of thousands of Afghans returning from virus-hit Iran in the past 20 days.

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Reports said several people fled the isolation section of a Herat hospital.

Meanwhile, Malaysian PM Muhyiddin said that the country will ban its citizens from travelling overseas and foreigners from entering the country to tackle the coronavirus outbreak.

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"I am aware that you may feel that this action taken by the government will create difficulties in running your daily lives," Muhyiddin said in a television address to the nation, adding, "However, this action must be taken by the government to curb the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak which is likely to take the lives of people in this country."

Malaysia hasn't recorded any coronavirus-related deaths so far.

In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte ordered citizens to stay home. The country has 142 cases of coronavirus with 12 deaths.

The government today prohibited travel of passengers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia to India till March 31 amid the coronavirus outbreak. Also Read: 64-year-old dies in Mumbai, third death due to coronavirus in India The order is due to come into effect immediately, the government said.

The government today prohibited travel of passengers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia to India till March 31 amid the coronavirus outbreak. Also Read: 64-year-old dies in Mumbai, third death due to coronavirus in India The order is due to come into effect immediately, the government said. The move comes amid reports of thousands of Afghans returning from virus-hit Iran in the past 20 days. Watch Video: Reports said several people fled the isolation section of a Herat hospital. Meanwhile, Malaysian PM Muhyiddin said that the country will ban its citizens from travelling overseas and foreigners from entering the country to tackle the coronavirus outbreak. Also Read: Confirmed coronavirus cases rise to 125 in India "I am aware that you may feel that this action taken by the government will create difficulties in running your daily lives," Muhyiddin said in a television address to the nation, adding, "However, this action must be taken by the government to curb the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak which is likely to take the lives of people in this country." Malaysia hasn't recorded any coronavirus-related deaths so far. In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte ordered citizens to stay home. The country has 142 cases of coronavirus with 12 deaths.

India prohibits passengers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia over coronavirus

French anti-trust regulators on Monday find Apple, the makers of iPhone $ 1.23 billion after it found the company guilty of anti-competitive behaviour towards distribution and retail network.

"Apple and its two wholesalers agreed not to compete with each other and to prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilising the wholesale market for Apple products," the watchdog said in a statement.

Apple, however, said it will appeal the ruling. It is the biggest ever fine levied by French authorities.

"The French competition authority’s decision is disheartening," Apple said in a statement, adding,"It relates to practices from over a decade ago and discards 30 years of legal precedent that all companies in France rely on with an order that will cause chaos for companies across all industries." 
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French anti-trust regulators on Monday find Apple, the makers of iPhone $ 1.23 billion after it found the company guilty of anti-competitive behaviour towards distribution and retail network.

French anti-trust regulators on Monday find Apple, the makers of iPhone $ 1.23 billion after it found the company guilty of anti-competitive behaviour towards distribution and retail network. "Apple and its two wholesalers agreed not to compete with each other and to prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilising the wholesale market for Apple products," the watchdog said in a statement. Apple, however, said it will appeal the ruling. It is the biggest ever fine levied by French authorities. "The French competition authority’s decision is disheartening," Apple said in a statement, adding,"It relates to practices from over a decade ago and discards 30 years of legal precedent that all companies in France rely on with an order that will cause chaos for companies across all industries."

French anti-trust regulators fine Apple $1.23 billion

Supreme Court on Tuesday granted permanent commission to&nbsp;women in the Indian Navy.

The bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud said denying permanent commission to women officers who have served the nation would result in a serious miscarriage of justice.

India's top court said men and women officers should be treated equally and asked the government to consider granting permanent commission to all women officers in the Navy within three months with increments.

"Women can sail with the same efficiency as male officers and there should be no discrimination," the Supreme Court observed.

The apex court said, "Once the statutory bar was lifted to allow entry of women officers then male and female officers are to be treated equally in granting permanent commission."&nbsp;

The court quashed prospective effect of policy barring women officers inducted before 2008 from being granted permanent commission in Navy.

Supreme Court on Tuesday granted permanent commission to women in the Indian Navy. The bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud said denying permanent commission to women officers who have served the nation would result in a serious miscarriage of justice.

Supreme Court on Tuesday granted permanent commission to women in the Indian Navy. The bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud said denying permanent commission to women officers who have served the nation would result in a serious miscarriage of justice. India's top court said men and women officers should be treated equally and asked the government to consider granting permanent commission to all women officers in the Navy within three months with increments. "Women can sail with the same efficiency as male officers and there should be no discrimination," the Supreme Court observed. The apex court said, "Once the statutory bar was lifted to allow entry of women officers then male and female officers are to be treated equally in granting permanent commission." The court quashed prospective effect of policy barring women officers inducted before 2008 from being granted permanent commission in Navy.

Supreme Court grants permanent commission to women officers in Navy

Gautam Budh Nagar(Noida) today reported two new cases of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/covid-19-delhi-govt-orders-municipal-corporation-commissioners-to-set-up-mobile-washbasins-286755">coronavirus</a> as the number of confirmed cases continued to rise in the country.

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Anurag Bhargav, CMO, Gautam Budh Nagar said: "Two persons test positive for Coronavirus; one in Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France."

Both patients have been moved to designated isolation hospital.

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Meanwhile, in Karantaka, Sharat B, deputy commissioner, Kalaburagi said that the 63-year-old doctor who treated the 76-yr-old man who died due to coronavirus has tested positive.

"He along with his family has been kept in quarantine at his home. He will be sent to isolation ward today," the Kalaburagi deputy commissioner said.

According to India's health ministry, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India has shot up to 125.

The highest number of cases was recorded in Maharashtra where 36 people have been affected.

Gautam Budh Nagar(Noida) today reported two new cases of coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases continued to rise in the country. Also Read: 64-year-old dies in Mumbai, third death due to coronavirus in India Anurag Bhargav, CMO, Gautam Budh Nagar said: "Two persons test positive for Coronavirus; one in Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France.

Gautam Budh Nagar(Noida) today reported two new cases of coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases continued to rise in the country. Also Read: 64-year-old dies in Mumbai, third death due to coronavirus in India Anurag Bhargav, CMO, Gautam Budh Nagar said: "Two persons test positive for Coronavirus; one in Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France." Both patients have been moved to designated isolation hospital. Also Read: Confirmed coronavirus cases rise to 125 in India Meanwhile, in Karantaka, Sharat B, deputy commissioner, Kalaburagi said that the 63-year-old doctor who treated the 76-yr-old man who died due to coronavirus has tested positive. "He along with his family has been kept in quarantine at his home. He will be sent to isolation ward today," the Kalaburagi deputy commissioner said. According to India's health ministry, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India has shot up to 125. The highest number of cases was recorded in Maharashtra where 36 people have been affected.

Two new cases of coronavirus in Noida in Sector 78 and Sector 100

India's health ministry informed today the number of confirmed <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhis-first-covid-19-patient-recovers-successfully-hails-medical-facilities-as-best-286739">coronavirus</a> cases in India has shot up to 125.

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According to government data, the highest number of cases was recorded in Maharashtra where 36 people have been affected.

In Kerala, 22 confirmed cases have been reported with twelve in Uttar Pradesh. The government said fourteen foreign nationals were detected with the virus in Haryana.

The government data said thirteen people have been discharged after being quarantined. There have been two deaths due to the virus in the country.

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Uttar Pradesh government said today two people tested positive for the virus in Noida, Gautam Budh Nagar.

A person belonging to Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France were detected with the virus and moved to designated isolation hospital, state government official said.

India's health ministry informed today the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India has shot up to 125. Also Read: Karnataka reports two new coronavirus cases According to government data, the highest number of cases was recorded in Maharashtra where 36 people have been affected.

India's health ministry informed today the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India has shot up to 125. Also Read: Karnataka reports two new coronavirus cases According to government data, the highest number of cases was recorded in Maharashtra where 36 people have been affected. In Kerala, 22 confirmed cases have been reported with twelve in Uttar Pradesh. The government said fourteen foreign nationals were detected with the virus in Haryana. The government data said thirteen people have been discharged after being quarantined. There have been two deaths due to the virus in the country. Also Read: Delhi govt orders municipal corporation commissioners to set up mobile washbasins Uttar Pradesh government said today two people tested positive for the virus in Noida, Gautam Budh Nagar. A person belonging to Sector 78 and another in Sector 100 with travel history to France were detected with the virus and moved to designated isolation hospital, state government official said.

Confirmed coronavirus cases rise to 125 in India

Pakistan reported a huge spike in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/covid-19-infects-over-94-in-pakistan-286802">coronavirus</a> cases with 184 people affected with the most in Sindh.

Sindh province in Pakistan reported 47 new cases with the number of those affected due to COVID-19 rising to 150 with reports indicating the Sindh government thinking of closing restaurants.

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The Sindh government has reportedly set up centres in Sukkur with beds and isolation wards to contain the virus.

"We’ve increased our diagnostic capacity, and are now able to carry out coronavirus test in 13 labs across the country," PM Imran Khan's special assistant Dr Zafar Mirza said.&nbsp;

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According to reports, China has provided emergency assistance to Pakistan for coronavirus prevention.

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"We are alert to the dangers &amp; have put in place sufficient protocols for the safety and health of our people. The WHO has commended our efforts as being amongst the best in the world," Pakistan PM Imran Khan said.

China Global Television Network (CGTN) said that the country has sent 12,000 test kits, 300,000 masks, 10,000 protective suits.

"Exponential increase is largely due to the recent inflow of people brought in from Taftan after a purported quarantine," Sindh government spokesperson Murtaza Wahab said.

Pakistan reported a huge spike in coronavirus cases with 184 people affected with the most in Sindh. Sindh province in Pakistan reported 47 new cases with the number of those affected due to COVID-19 rising to 150 with reports indicating the Sindh government thinking of closing restaurants.

Pakistan reported a huge spike in coronavirus cases with 184 people affected with the most in Sindh. Sindh province in Pakistan reported 47 new cases with the number of those affected due to COVID-19 rising to 150 with reports indicating the Sindh government thinking of closing restaurants. Also Read: Coronavirus cases surge in Pakistan; several test positive in Sindh The Sindh government has reportedly set up centres in Sukkur with beds and isolation wards to contain the virus. "We’ve increased our diagnostic capacity, and are now able to carry out coronavirus test in 13 labs across the country," PM Imran Khan's special assistant Dr Zafar Mirza said. Watch Video: According to reports, China has provided emergency assistance to Pakistan for coronavirus prevention. Also Read: Pak postpones Bangladesh ODI and Test fixtures amid coronavirus pandemic "We are alert to the dangers & have put in place sufficient protocols for the safety and health of our people. The WHO has commended our efforts as being amongst the best in the world," Pakistan PM Imran Khan said. China Global Television Network (CGTN) said that the country has sent 12,000 test kits, 300,000 masks, 10,000 protective suits. "Exponential increase is largely due to the recent inflow of people brought in from Taftan after a purported quarantine," Sindh government spokesperson Murtaza Wahab said.

Coronavirus cases surge to 184 in Pakistan; 150 reported in Sindh

US health officials said on Monday that the first human trial of begun in Seattle on Monday.

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"The open-label trial will enroll 45 healthy adult volunteers ages 18 to 55 years over approximately 6 weeks," the US National Institutes of Health said.

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"The first participant received the investigational vaccine today," it added.

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There are currently no approved vaccines against the coronavirus disease.

The virus has claimed 7,000 victims around the world.

Pharmaceutical companies have been racing against time to develop vaccines as the death toll and infections around the world continue to spike.

US pharma company Inovio which is creating a DNA-based vaccine has said it will enter clinical trials next month.&nbsp;

According to the World Health Organization, 80 per cent of COVID-19 cases are mild, 14 per cent are severe and about five per cent result are critical. 
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US health officials said on Monday that the first human trial of begun in Seattle on Monday. Also Read: Curfew in New Jersey, San Francisco as US battles coronavirus "The open-label trial will enroll 45 healthy adult volunteers ages 18 to 55 years over approximately 6 weeks," the US National Institutes of Health said.

US health officials said on Monday that the first human trial of begun in Seattle on Monday. Also Read: Curfew in New Jersey, San Francisco as US battles coronavirus "The open-label trial will enroll 45 healthy adult volunteers ages 18 to 55 years over approximately 6 weeks," the US National Institutes of Health said. Watch Video: "The first participant received the investigational vaccine today," it added. Also Read: China, South Korea report dip in coronavirus cases There are currently no approved vaccines against the coronavirus disease. The virus has claimed 7,000 victims around the world. Pharmaceutical companies have been racing against time to develop vaccines as the death toll and infections around the world continue to spike. US pharma company Inovio which is creating a DNA-based vaccine has said it will enter clinical trials next month. According to the World Health Organization, 80 per cent of COVID-19 cases are mild, 14 per cent are severe and about five per cent result are critical.

US begins first human trial of coronavirus vaccine in Seattle

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