Can machine learning fight Coronavirus? WION News | World News Executives from Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Apple and Facebook met officials at Downing Street on Wednesday to discuss their role in the coronavirus crisis.

Can machine learning fight Coronavirus?

In France, 79 people have lost their lives, more than 500 people are already infected of 'pandemic' Coronavirus. Despite this, French President Emmanuel Macron gives green signal to local polls going to held Sunday.

France decides go-ahead for local elections amid Coronavirus outbreak

All leaders in the 8-nation regional grouping welcomed the PM’s suggestion and agreed to join the conference, except Pakistan PM Imran Khan, who deputed his special advisor on health to participate.

Video conference of SAARC nations tomorrow over 'pandemic' COVID-19

In this video, we try to decode how much is India prepared to fight the 'pandemic' COVID-19 over different aspects?

Decoding how much is India prepared to fight the 'pandemic' COVID-19?

"Europe has now become the epicentre of the pandemic," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a virtual press conference on Friday.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Italy, Spain, France, Germany reel under COVID-19 pandemic

The Union Health Ministry said the number of novel Coronavirus cases in the country rose to 83 on Saturday, including one each from Delhi and Karnataka. After which, Indian Council of Medical Research cleared that the efforts are now been made to halt the COVID-19 progression to enter the next phase.

ICMR: Efforts now been made to halt COVID-19 progression to enter next phase

The Union Health Ministry said the number of novel Coronavirus cases in the country rose to 83 on Saturday, including one each from Delhi and Karnataka. After which, it gets declared as a disaster in India.

Indian Government declares Coronavirus as a 'disaster'

In this video, We answer you of some 'Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)' over the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in India.

Here are some FAQs over COVID-19, Whatever you should know, here it is!

A Canadian couple made more than $70,000 by selling disinfectant wipes and selling them at four times the price on Amazon during the coronavirus pandemic.

Manny Ranga, 38, and his wife Violeta Perez, 37, drove all the way over Vancouver and visited several retail outlet stores.

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They bought products such as disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizers in price-gouging schemes to stock-up supplies.

A package of wipes with a retail price of $14.50 was sold for $64.50 by the couple online on Amazon.

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The couple got the idea while they were preparing for the outbreak themselves when someone stopped them in the parking lot and offered to pay double for their purchases.&nbsp;

Although the couple is currently not selling anything on&nbsp;Amazon, one review stated: ''seller cancelled my order the day before delivery only to put it back online and jack up the price.''

Amazon has said it has policies in place to prevent opportunistic price gouging schemes and along with eBay has begun cracking down on such listings.

A Canadian couple made more than $70,000 by selling disinfectant wipes and selling them at four times the price on Amazon during the coronavirus pandemic. Manny Ranga, 38, and his wife Violeta Perez, 37, drove all the way over Vancouver and visited several retail outlet stores.

A Canadian couple made more than $70,000 by selling disinfectant wipes and selling them at four times the price on Amazon during the coronavirus pandemic. Manny Ranga, 38, and his wife Violeta Perez, 37, drove all the way over Vancouver and visited several retail outlet stores. Also read: Coronavirus chaos spreads globally, Trump declares US emergency They bought products such as disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizers in price-gouging schemes to stock-up supplies. A package of wipes with a retail price of $14.50 was sold for $64.50 by the couple online on Amazon. Also read: How hackers are cashing in on coronavirus fears The couple got the idea while they were preparing for the outbreak themselves when someone stopped them in the parking lot and offered to pay double for their purchases. Although the couple is currently not selling anything on Amazon, one review stated: ''seller cancelled my order the day before delivery only to put it back online and jack up the price.'' Amazon has said it has policies in place to prevent opportunistic price gouging schemes and along with eBay has begun cracking down on such listings.

Coronavirus pandemic: Couple earns $72,000 by selling disinfectants for four times of original price

WHO warns Europe is coronavirus 'epicentre' as cases, deaths rise

PM Modi's call for SAARC meet over Covid-19 accepted by members All leaders in the 8-nation regional grouping welcomed the PM’s suggestion and agreed to join the conference, except Pakistan PM Imran Khan, who deputed his special advisor on health to participate.

PM Modi's call for SAARC meet over Covid-19 accepted by members | WION News | World News

Australia on Friday warned citizens the coronavirus pandemic is now so widespread that they should reconsider all foreign travel, as the government stepped up measures to slow the spread of the disease.

"We&nbsp;now advise all Australians to&nbsp;reconsider your need to travel&nbsp;overseas at this time, regardless of&nbsp;your destination, age or health," Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.

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The government had previously advised against travel to regional epicentres in China, Italy, South Korea and Iran.

After some reluctance, Morrison said a growing number of examples of community transmission within Australia also meant that the government would soon move to halt events of more than 500 people.

"By Monday," he said, "we will be&nbsp;advising against organised&nbsp;non-essential gatherings of persons&nbsp;of 500 people or greater."

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Just hours earlier, Morrison had urged Australians to go to sports matches and boasted he would do the same over the weekend.

His comments came even as the Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne was cancelled and an international cricket fixture against New Zealand in Sydney was played beyond closed doors.

Morrison said the measures were precautionary and insisted he would still go to a rugby league match on Saturday as planned. &nbsp;

"The fact that&nbsp;I would still be going on Saturday&nbsp;speaks not just to my passion for my&nbsp;beloved Sharks, it might be the last&nbsp;game I get to go to for a long time.&nbsp;That's fine," he said.&nbsp;

Australia has 184 confirmed cases of COVID-19, a number that has been increasing daily, and has seen three deaths.

Australia on Friday warned citizens the coronavirus pandemic is now so widespread that they should reconsider all foreign travel, as the government stepped up measures to slow the spread of the disease.

Australia on Friday warned citizens the coronavirus pandemic is now so widespread that they should reconsider all foreign travel, as the government stepped up measures to slow the spread of the disease. "We now advise all Australians to reconsider your need to travel overseas at this time, regardless of your destination, age or health," Prime Minister Scott Morrison said. Also read: Coronavirus can live in infected people for weeks longer than first thought The government had previously advised against travel to regional epicentres in China, Italy, South Korea and Iran. After some reluctance, Morrison said a growing number of examples of community transmission within Australia also meant that the government would soon move to halt events of more than 500 people. "By Monday," he said, "we will be advising against organised non-essential gatherings of persons of 500 people or greater." Also read: Coronavirus pandemic: Governments across the world shutting down offices for disinfection Just hours earlier, Morrison had urged Australians to go to sports matches and boasted he would do the same over the weekend. His comments came even as the Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne was cancelled and an international cricket fixture against New Zealand in Sydney was played beyond closed doors. Morrison said the measures were precautionary and insisted he would still go to a rugby league match on Saturday as planned. "The fact that I would still be going on Saturday speaks not just to my passion for my beloved Sharks, it might be the last game I get to go to for a long time. That's fine," he said. Australia has 184 confirmed cases of COVID-19, a number that has been increasing daily, and has seen three deaths.

COVID-19: Australia tells citizens to reconsider all foreign travel

The biggest companies in the world are asking their employees to work from home due to coronavirus pandemic. But can this policy be implemented at all workplaces? This report has the answers.

Gravitas: Companies switch to 'Work from home' | Coronavirus Outbreak

According to an estimate, the Coronavirus outbreak could cost the global economy $2.7 trillion. As the disease spreads, China is now deflecting blame. On WION Edit: Should China pay damages for its negligence?

WION Edit: Wuhan Coronavirus: Should China pay for its negligence?

Actors, Politicians and Athletes. Some of the world's most famous people are in quarantine due to the Coronavirus outbreak. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you about some high-profile cases of the Coronavirus.

Gravitas: Wuhan Coronavirus: High profile names catch the infection

Here are well-known faces could be politicians, sports stars or celebrities, who have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Some well-known people who test positive for Coronavirus across the world!

India reported its second death due to coronavirus on Friday as a 69-year-old woman from west Delhi who had tested positive for COVID-19 died at a hospital here, the Union Ministry for Health and Family Welfare said on Friday.

India reports 2nd COVID-19 death, 69 yr-old woman, New Delhi

The Wuhan Coronavirus has reached more than 100 countries. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you the top 10 updates on the outbreak for Friday.

Gravitas: Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak: Top 10 updates for Friday

The Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has forced several governments to restrict movement of people. The lockdowns and restrictions are now posing a threat to the global economy. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay has more.

Gravitas: Wuhan Coronavirus: Global Businesses witness major disruptions

Global investors have lost more than $16 trillion in less than a month due to the coronavirus outbreak. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why the pandemic is making investors jittery.

Gravitas: Wuhan coronavirus makes investors jittery

As the world grapples with the coronavirus outbreak, India is taking a leadership position in South Asia. PM Modi has made an appeal to SAARC nations for a united fight against the Wuhan virus. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why this move matters on WION Edit.

WION Edit: Wuhan Virus: India pushes for a united front with SAARC nations

PM Modi has called on SAARC nations for a united front against the Wuhan Coronavirus. Speaking to WION, Leaders and Envoys from SAARC nations welcomed PM Modi's initiative. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you the reactions.

Gravitas: Exclusive: SAARC nations welcome PM Modi's initiative

In this segment, know how Taiwan is keeping the coronavirus infection rate low despite it being in such close proximity to China.

Fineprint: Taiwan sets an example in combating COVID-19

In this segment of WION, we answer you basic questions on the pandemic coronavirus.

Fineprint: What is COVID-19 & What are its symptoms?

Indian PM Narendra Modi has called for a joint South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) strategy to fight coronavirus outbreak. In a tweet, Modi said, "I would like to propose that the leadership of SAARC nations chalk out a strong strategy to fight coronavirus."

WION Dispatch: PM Modi urges for joint strategy to combat coronavirus

As the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 (Coronavirus) as a pandemic, all governments across the world advice to step out only for food & medical supplies until the situation gets in the grip.

COVID-19: Govt across the world advice to step out only for food & medical supplies!

Congress Doctor Brian Monahan paints a worrying picture for the US. Doctor Brian estimates between 70 to 150 million Americans could get coronavirus.

Congress doctor paints a worrying picture for US | Coronavirus Outbreak

In Europe, Italy has been the worst affected due to the coronavirus outbreak. The country has reported 1,016 deaths with at least 15,113 affected due to the virus.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Total infected toll leaps to 15,113 in Italy

India has announced multiple visa restrictions and updated its travel advisory for Indian citizens. The idea is to ensure that COVID-19 carriers do not enter the country. In this segment, know India's travel restrictions for Indian Nationals

Know India's travel restrictions for Indian Nationals | Coronavirus Outbreak

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stepped up the response to the coronavirus outbreak on March 12, moving to the so called "delay phase" which includes the option of more stringent measures designed to slow down the spread of the virus.

UK PM Boris Johnson steps up response to coronavirus outbreak

In this segment we question Telegraph's Asia correspondent Nicola Smith, how Taiwan kept coronavirus infection rate low despite it being in such close proximity to China.

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