A car used by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to transport swab samples to be tested for coronavirus was attacked in western Myanmar. The driver was killed in the accident.

Coronavirus: WHO vehicle used to transport swab samples attacked in Myanmar

A research scholar waiting to meet his newborn baby, a graduate worried about the job offer in Bangalore and a pregnant woman whose four-day work trip now stretches interminably are among the at least 220 Indians stranded in Japan and getting increasingly desperate to return home.

'Send us home', plead 220 Indians stranded in Japan amid coronavirus pandemic

Alkali Manufacturers Association of India (AMAI) on Tuesday stressed on the need to exercise caution while using disinfection chemicals directly on human beings as it could be harmful.

Need to exercise caution while using disinfection chemicals directly on human skin: AMAI

The novel coronavirus, which has killed tens of thousands and turned the world upside down, is believed to have emerged in a wet market in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year.

At least 60% of infectious, 75% of 'emerging' diseases originate from animals, says study

A research by an international team of researchers has confirmed that the alcohol-based hand disinfectants, recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO), are effective against the novel coronavirus.

WHO-recommended disinfectants effective against COVID-19, says study

Desperate times need desperate measures. Or so they say. A bright red robot at the district collectorate in Bulandshahr is helping people minimise spread of coronavirus by dispensing sanitiser to staff and visitors.

Innovation in times of coronavirus: Robot dispenses sanitiser at Bulandshahr collectorate

The Centre has asked states and union territories to strictly comply with the lockdown measures announced to combat the novel coronavirus pandemic and not to dilute them at any level.

Centre asks states, UTs to strictly comply with COVID-19 lockdown guidelines, not dilute them

Toll collection on National Highways has resumed across India. The central government on March 25, had announced temporary suspension of toll collection following directives by the Ministry of Home Affairs in the wake of coronavirus pandemic.

Toll collection resumes on National Highways across India

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro came out in public to support a rally that defended military intervention, amid the coronavirus-enforced lockdown. The president, hence, infringed his own ministry's recommendation to maintain social distancing, prompting criticism across the political spectrum.

Brazil President Bolsonaro defies coronavirus lockdown, joins protest backing military

A two-year international investigation into a website where users pay for child abuse material has lead to the arrest of 16 people in Australia. According to Xinhua news agency, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) were also able to remove four Australian children from further harm.

Two-year probe into child abuse website leads to arrest of 16 in Australia

The United States has carried out more tests for the novel coronavirus pandemic than 10 other countries, including India, taken together, President Donald Trump has said.

Trump says US tested more for COVID-19 than ten countries, including India

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have blacklisted four major British tabloids, accusing them of publishing distorted stories The four tabloids are the Sun, Daily Mail, Mirror and Express.

Harry and Meghan blacklist four UK tabloids over false stories

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