The total number of cases in Italy has also gone up from 5,883 to 7,375, meaning the nation now has the largest amount of infected people outside of China.

Italy's coronavirus death toll rises to 366 within a day

Five of a family tested positive for coronavirus in Kerala, taking the total number of affected people in the country to 39.

Coronavirus cases rise to 39 as 5 found infected in Kerala

Saudi Arabia has suspended aircraft and ship services Monday with nine countries amid the novel coronavirus outbreak.

Saudi Bans air and ship travel with 9 nations

As Three more positive cases of coronavirus were reported from India today, the total number of COVID-19 patients in the country went up to 42.

India's Health Minister on Coronavirus, says 'Have to prepare for the worst case scenario'

India is currently working with the Iranian government to facilitate the evacuation of Indians stranded in Iran. India is also working on sending back about Iranian nationals currently in India.

Over 300 Indian students stuck in Iran

This development happens a day after three coronavirus cases were confirmed in Bangladesh resulting in the Bangladeshi government calling off the centenary celebrations of Sheikh Mujibur Rehman's(father of Bangladesh) birth.

PM Modi could cancel his Dhaka visit amid Coronavirus Outbreak

Patient with suspected coronavirus escapes from Mengaluru hospital A patient, who was admitted to the Wenlock hospital of the city for suspected Coronavirus infection has escaped from the hospital.

Patient with suspected coronavirus escapes from Mengaluru hospital

3 new cases reported, India now has 42 COVID-19 patients | WION News | World News As Three more positive cases of coronavirus were reported from India today, the total number of COVID-19 patients in the country went up to 42.

3 new cases reported, India now has 42 COVID-19 patients

Italy saw its biggest one-day jump in infections, and the Vatican decided to livestream the pope’s Sunday blessing to prevent people gathering at St. Peter’s Square.

Coronavirus Outbreak: China sees lowest number of cases within single day

As the world struggles to contain COVID-19, Kerala government has been praised by the BBC panel for its efficient and effective handling of the deadly virus. A video of the discussion was posted on BBC News India’s Facebook page has news anchor Devina Gupta conducting a discussion with Chinese journalist Qian Sun, virologist Dr Shahid Jameel and Subodh Rai, senior director of Crisil Ratings.

As the world struggles to contain COVID-19, Kerala government has been praised by the BBC panel for its efficient and effective handling of the deadly virus. A video of the discussion was posted on BBC News India’s Facebook page has news anchor Devina Gupta conducting a discussion with Chinese journalist Qian Sun, virologist Dr Shahid Jameel and Subodh Rai, senior director of Crisil Ratings. The panel highlighted how Kerala efficiently managed to contain the outbreak and how the people and government prepared or responded to it. BBC news discusses how Kerala tackled the Corona virus and continues to do so. Shows once again why an efficient primary healthcare system is important. Hope other states also tackle the virus in a scientific manner.#Kerala #coronavirusindia pic.twitter.com/nnqCt4jsmR — Korah Abraham (@thekorahabraham) March 4, 2020 × Kerala successfully handled the country’s first three positive cases, all medical students from Wuhan where the virus broke out, having followed a rigid protocol, including a 28-day quarantine to contain the spread of the infection. The state Health Minister K.K. Shailaja had explained that the health department officials traced people who returned to Kerala from infected areas and isolated them even if they had minor symptoms. Meanwhile, five people in Kerala have tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday, taking the total number of confirmed cases in India to 39.

BBC panel praises Kerala govt for efficiently handling COVID-19 

Three more people have tested positive for coronavirus in India, taking the total number of cases to 34, the government said on Saturday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a review meeting with officials to discuss the outbreak.

Coronavirus: Three more test positive in India; Patients have travel history to Iran & Oman

The Italian government intends to quarantine the entire Lombardy region around Milan as well as areas around and including Venice and the northern cities of Parma and Rimini

Italy locks down much of country's northern province

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he planned to continue political rallies despite coronavirus concerns.

Despite Coronovirus outbreak, US President Trump decides to continue his rallies

Search and rescue efforts continued on Sunday after a quarantine hotel for COVID-19 patients collapsed in southeastern China on Saturday, trapping about 70 people.

At least 10 People killed , several trapped after temporary hospital collapses in China

One of the city's largest temporary hospitals, Wuhan Keting temporary hospital, has been suspended on Saturday as all 84 of its patients were either discharged or taken to another hospital.

Wuhan Keting temporary hospital suspended after patients being recovered or transferred

Five more people from Kerala, three with recent travel history to Italy, have tested positive for coronavirus following which the state has been put on high alert. India decides to setup new quarantine centres as cases are rising day by day.

Coronavirus Outbreak: India to setup new quarantine centres as cases are rising day by day

WION Breaking: 5 suspected cases of Covid-19 in Kerala | Coronavirus India | Covid-19 Five more people from Kerala, three with recent travel history to Italy, have tested positive for coronavirus following which the state has been put on high alert.

WION Breaking: 5 suspected cases of Covid-19 in Kerala | Coronavirus India

In the latest breaking news coming in from India's Deep South state Tamil Nadu, another case has been confirmed of Novel Coronavirus. This recent development over Covid-19 rises toll of infected people to 35 in the country.

New Coronavirus case confirmed in India's Tamil Nadu | 35th Covid-19 Case

As the number of coronavirus cases surged past 31&nbsp;in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday sent out a message to people of the country to practice basic hygiene, not believe in rumours and avoid unnecessary contact with people by practising traditional Namaste over a handshake.

Interacting with beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadi Pariyojana, PM spoke on the coronavirus spread and the precautions required to be taken.

Modi urged people to not to believe in hearsay and rumours.

''I request people to not believe in hearsay and rumours on what to do and what not to do on coronavirus, whatever doubts you have please consult your doctor,'' he said.

India remains on high alert as the coronavirus cases surged to 31 yesterday.

Jan Aushadhi Diwas is not just a day to celebrate a scheme, but a day to connect with millions of Indians, millions of families, who have got great relief because of this scheme, he said. 
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Meanwhile, Union health minister issued a notification asking people to avoid mass gathering while the Indian army is preparing for emergency response for tackling the COVID-19 outbreak.

As the number of coronavirus cases surged past 31 in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday sent out a message to people of the country to practice basic hygiene, not believe in rumours and avoid unnecessary contact with people by practising traditional Namaste over a handshake.

As the number of coronavirus cases surged past 31 in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday sent out a message to people of the country to practice basic hygiene, not believe in rumours and avoid unnecessary contact with people by practising traditional Namaste over a handshake. Interacting with beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadi Pariyojana, PM spoke on the coronavirus spread and the precautions required to be taken. Modi urged people to not to believe in hearsay and rumours. ''I request people to not believe in hearsay and rumours on what to do and what not to do on coronavirus, whatever doubts you have please consult your doctor,'' he said. India remains on high alert as the coronavirus cases surged to 31 yesterday. Jan Aushadhi Diwas is not just a day to celebrate a scheme, but a day to connect with millions of Indians, millions of families, who have got great relief because of this scheme, he said. Meanwhile, Union health minister issued a notification asking people to avoid mass gathering while the Indian army is preparing for emergency response for tackling the COVID-19 outbreak.

COVID-19: PM Modi asks people to practice Namaste over handshake     

Twenty-one people aboard a cruise ship that was barred from docking in San Francisco have tested positive for coronavirus, US officials said on Friday, adding to the more than <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/coronavirus-infections-rise-to-over-100000-worldwide-tourism-oil-prices-hit-284844">100,000 cases of the fast-spreading illness across the world</a>.

Vice President Mike Pence, recently appointed as the US government's point man on the outbreak, said the cruise ship Grand Princess will be brought to an unspecified non-commercial port where all 2,400 some passengers and 1,100 crew members will now be tested.

"Those that need to be quarantined, will be quarantined. Those that require additional medical attention will receive it," Pence told reporters at the White House.

The outbreak has killed more than 3,400 people and spread across more than 90 nations, with seven countries reporting their first cases on Friday. The economic damage has also intensified, with business districts starting to empty and stock markets continuing to tumble.

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President Donald Trump on Friday signed a bill to provide $8.3 billion to bolster the capacity to test for coronavirus and fund other measures in the United States. Cases have now been reported in more than half of the 50 US states. Fifteen people have died in the country.

In many affected countries, people were being asked to stay home from work, schools were closed, large gatherings and sports and music events were cancelled, stores were cleared of staples like toiletries and water, and face masks became a common sight.

The World Health Organization (WHO) said every country should make containing the epidemic its top priority, pointing to Iran's national action plan to combat one of the worst outbreaks after a slow start.

Iran's death toll from the virus jumped to 124, as more than 1,000 new cases were diagnosed over 24 hours.

The Vatican reported its first case, a patient in its health services, worsening the prospects of the virus having already spread further in the Italian capital, since most employees in the walled city-state live in Rome, and those who live in the Vatican frequently go in and out to the city that surrounds it.

Italy is the worst-hit European country, with a death toll as of Friday of 197.

South Korea on Saturday reported 174 additional cases from late Friday, taking the national tally to 6,767. Mainland China, where the outbreak started, reported 99 new confirmed cases but about a quarter of them came from outside the country, data showed.

About 3.4% of confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, have died, far above seasonal flu's fatality rate of under 1%, the WHO said this week.

Supply chains broken

Moves by some major economies, including the United States, to cut interest rates and pledge funds to fight the epidemic have done little to allay fears about the spread of the disease and the economic fallout. Supply chains have been crippled around the world.

"There's concern that while there has been a response from the Fed, given the nature of the problem, is this something the central bank can really help with?" said John Davies, G10 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank in London.

In New York, JPMorgan divided its team between central locations and a secondary site in New Jersey, while Goldman Sachs sent some traders to nearby secondary offices in Greenwich, Connecticut, and Jersey City.

Bank of America Corp is splitting its trading force from Monday and sending 100 New York-based staff to nearby Stamford, Connecticut, sources familiar with the matter said.

In London, Europe's financial capital, the Canary Wharf district was unusually quiet. S&amp;P Global's large office stood empty after the company sent its 1,200 staff home, and HSBC asked around 100 people to work from home after a worker tested positive for the illness.

France's prime minister said nurseries and schools would close for 15 days from Monday in the two areas worst hit by coronavirus infections, one north of Paris and the other in the northeastern part of the country.

The South by Southwest music and tech festival in Austin, Texas, and two music festivals in Florida were cancelled over concerns about events that bring crowds of people into close proximity. The NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament was scheduled to go ahead at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore this weekend, but without spectators.

Saudi Arabia will suspend public attendance at all sports events starting Saturday, the ministry of sports said.

The United Nations said it had canceled some meetings in Bonn, Germany, and elsewhere planned in the run-up to a crucial U.N. climate summit to be held in Scotland in November.

Markets hit

Yields on US Treasuries plunged to historic lows on fears the outbreak will slam the global economy, and MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 3.10%. US stocks fell but ended well above their session lows.&nbsp;

Airline and travel stocks have been among the worst affected as people cancelled non-essential travel. Norwegian Air Shuttle, the hardest-hit stock among European carriers, lost more than quarter of its market value on Friday and has fallen almost 70% since the start of February.

"If this really ramps up, we could see a lot more kitchen-sinking updates from the travel industry and airlines," said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG.

Twenty-one people aboard a cruise ship that was barred from docking in San Francisco have tested positive for coronavirus, US officials said on Friday, adding to the more than 100,000 cases of the fast-spreading illness across the world.

Twenty-one people aboard a cruise ship that was barred from docking in San Francisco have tested positive for coronavirus, US officials said on Friday, adding to the more than 100,000 cases of the fast-spreading illness across the world. Vice President Mike Pence, recently appointed as the US government's point man on the outbreak, said the cruise ship Grand Princess will be brought to an unspecified non-commercial port where all 2,400 some passengers and 1,100 crew members will now be tested. "Those that need to be quarantined, will be quarantined. Those that require additional medical attention will receive it," Pence told reporters at the White House. The outbreak has killed more than 3,400 people and spread across more than 90 nations, with seven countries reporting their first cases on Friday. The economic damage has also intensified, with business districts starting to empty and stock markets continuing to tumble. Watch | Coronavirus Outbreak: Italy's daily death toll higher than China × President Donald Trump on Friday signed a bill to provide $8.3 billion to bolster the capacity to test for coronavirus and fund other measures in the United States. Cases have now been reported in more than half of the 50 US states. Fifteen people have died in the country. In many affected countries, people were being asked to stay home from work, schools were closed, large gatherings and sports and music events were cancelled, stores were cleared of staples like toiletries and water, and face masks became a common sight. The World Health Organization (WHO) said every country should make containing the epidemic its top priority, pointing to Iran's national action plan to combat one of the worst outbreaks after a slow start. Iran's death toll from the virus jumped to 124, as more than 1,000 new cases were diagnosed over 24 hours. The Vatican reported its first case, a patient in its health services, worsening the prospects of the virus having already spread further in the Italian capital, since most employees in the walled city-state live in Rome, and those who live in the Vatican frequently go in and out to the city that surrounds it. Italy is the worst-hit European country, with a death toll as of Friday of 197. South Korea on Saturday reported 174 additional cases from late Friday, taking the national tally to 6,767. Mainland China, where the outbreak started, reported 99 new confirmed cases but about a quarter of them came from outside the country, data showed. About 3.4% of confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, have died, far above seasonal flu's fatality rate of under 1%, the WHO said this week. Supply chains broken Moves by some major economies, including the United States, to cut interest rates and pledge funds to fight the epidemic have done little to allay fears about the spread of the disease and the economic fallout. Supply chains have been crippled around the world. "There's concern that while there has been a response from the Fed, given the nature of the problem, is this something the central bank can really help with?" said John Davies, G10 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank in London. In New York, JPMorgan divided its team between central locations and a secondary site in New Jersey, while Goldman Sachs sent some traders to nearby secondary offices in Greenwich, Connecticut, and Jersey City. Bank of America Corp is splitting its trading force from Monday and sending 100 New York-based staff to nearby Stamford, Connecticut, sources familiar with the matter said. In London, Europe's financial capital, the Canary Wharf district was unusually quiet. S&P Global's large office stood empty after the company sent its 1,200 staff home, and HSBC asked around 100 people to work from home after a worker tested positive for the illness. France's prime minister said nurseries and schools would close for 15 days from Monday in the two areas worst hit by coronavirus infections, one north of Paris and the other in the northeastern part of the country. The South by Southwest music and tech festival in Austin, Texas, and two music festivals in Florida were cancelled over concerns about events that bring crowds of people into close proximity. The NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament was scheduled to go ahead at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore this weekend, but without spectators. Saudi Arabia will suspend public attendance at all sports events starting Saturday, the ministry of sports said. The United Nations said it had canceled some meetings in Bonn, Germany, and elsewhere planned in the run-up to a crucial U.N. climate summit to be held in Scotland in November. Markets hit Yields on US Treasuries plunged to historic lows on fears the outbreak will slam the global economy, and MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 3.10%. US stocks fell but ended well above their session lows. Airline and travel stocks have been among the worst affected as people cancelled non-essential travel. Norwegian Air Shuttle, the hardest-hit stock among European carriers, lost more than quarter of its market value on Friday and has fallen almost 70% since the start of February. "If this really ramps up, we could see a lot more kitchen-sinking updates from the travel industry and airlines," said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG.

Coronavirus infects 100,000-plus worldwide, 21 cases found on ship off San Francisco

Italy's co-ruling Democratic Party (PD) leader Nicola Zingaretti said on Saturday that he had tested positive for Coronavirus, the first case of a senior Italian politician contracting the virus.

Nicola Zingaretti, Italian democratic party's leader, tests positive for Coronavirus

The death toll from the new coronavirus in Iran has risen to 145 after the daily increase in fatalities there since the outbreak began.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Deaths of Coronavirus reaches 145 in Iran

So far, India has 34 confirmed cases of coronavirus as 3 more people test positive on Saturday.

3 more test positive of Coronavirus, 2 people in Ladakh & 1 in Tamil Nadu | Coronavirus Outbreak

Financial markets and economic forecasts are warning of rising risks to the American and global economies, which were improving before novel coronaviruses spread from China around the world.

IMF cuts global growth forecast, Economic carnage of Coronavirus | Coronavirus Outbreak

World Tourism Organization stated the number of international tourist arrivals is expected to drop sharply this year, reversing a previous forecast for a substantial increase.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Global tourism industry worst effected

U.S. stocks fell on Friday as fears of economic damage from the spread of the coronavirus intensified, though Wall Street's major indexes ended well above their session lows.

Wall street ends wild street with cuts, significant declines on Wall street | Coronavirus Outbreak

Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, China reports 28 fatalities & 33 new cases overnight, focus shifts away from Hubei.

China: 28 fatalities & 33 new cases overnight, focus shifts away from Hubei | Coronavirus Outbreak

US First lady Melania Trump shared with her social media followers the status on the construction of a new White House tennis pavilion. ''I am excited to share the progress of the Tennis Pavillion at @WhiteHouse.

US First lady Melania Trump shared with her social media followers the status on the construction of a new White House tennis pavilion. ''I am excited to share the progress of the Tennis Pavillion at @WhiteHouse. Thank you to the talented team for their hard work and dedication,'' tweeted the First Lady. I am excited to share the progress of the Tennis Pavillion at @WhiteHouse. Thank you to the talented team for their hard work and dedication. pic.twitter.com/Wzown2ho26 — Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) March 5, 2020 × However, the Tweet didn't go well with social media users. Several netizens slammed the first lady for being insensitive. ''Millions of Americans seek assurance that this administration is doing all that it can to stem spread of the coronavirus, but the First Lady wants us to know she’s “excited” about her new tennis court,'' tweeted Columnist and Novelist Connie Schultz. ''People are scared, @FLOTUS. Flaunting a lack of empathy inflicts further harm,'' she added. Actor Mia Farrow tweeted, "29 people were killed by a tornado in Tennessee, the world is shuddering as a pandemic expands and what is a tennis pavilion?

Melania Trump tweets about White House tennis pavilion as US battles coronavirus 

The global tourism industry is the worst affected due to COVID-19 as the breakout of coronavirus has turned businesses upside down.&nbsp;

The tourism industry is one of the largest industries in the world with 5.7 trillion dollar revenue and is responsible for an estimated 319 million jobs, or roughly one in 10 people working on the planet.

Not only did people in china cancelled travel plans during this Lunar New Year holidays, but many of the world's most popular travel destinations are also taking a beating.

And now, the number of international tourist arrivals is expected to drop sharply this year. United Nations estimated a 3 per cent&nbsp;fall in international tourist arrivals in 2020 due to virus.

The estimates come after the world tourism organization has reversed a previous forecast of three to four per cent growth. The Madrid-based United Nations body has also said that the drop in tourist arrival will lead to an estimated loss of 30-50 billion dollars ((29-45 billion euros)) in international tourism receipts.

The new coronavirus is putting the breaks on the global economy and tourism alike and France is not immune. With flight and hotel bookings plummeting as the virus continues to spread, Hotels saw occupation rates drop by six per cent in the last week of February while flight bookings dropped by 12 per cent for the month in France.

The Louvre, France's most visited museum - with roughly 25,000 visitors each day, was closed for two days due to virus fears by staff. It only opened again after employees and the museum agreed on measures aimed at containing the possible spread of the virus.&nbsp;

In Japan's Shizuoka which is home to Mount Fuji, Chinese tourists account for as much as 70% of foreign tourists. &nbsp;Some 90,000 people -- mostly Chinese -- have cancelled hotel bookings for the first three months of this year according to the local tourism association.

This represents about a third of the total bookings by Chinese tourists during the period.

Some hotels that are dependent on Chinese tourists are temporarily shutting down as they find shutting down cost-wise better than to have the business open for few guests.

The impact of coronavirus on tourism in the Canary Islands and in the whole country of Spain is overwhelming and strong.

President of Spanish Hotel Association has reportedly said that there has been a decrease in sales of up to 40 per cent.&nbsp;

Madrid has emerged as the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in Spain.

The global tourism industry is the worst affected due to COVID-19 as the breakout of coronavirus has turned businesses upside down. The tourism industry is one of the largest industries in the world with 5.

The global tourism industry is the worst affected due to COVID-19 as the breakout of coronavirus has turned businesses upside down. The tourism industry is one of the largest industries in the world with 5.7 trillion dollar revenue and is responsible for an estimated 319 million jobs, or roughly one in 10 people working on the planet. Not only did people in china cancelled travel plans during this Lunar New Year holidays, but many of the world's most popular travel destinations are also taking a beating. And now, the number of international tourist arrivals is expected to drop sharply this year. United Nations estimated a 3 per cent fall in international tourist arrivals in 2020 due to virus. The estimates come after the world tourism organization has reversed a previous forecast of three to four per cent growth. The Madrid-based United Nations body has also said that the drop in tourist arrival will lead to an estimated loss of 30-50 billion dollars ((29-45 billion euros)) in international tourism receipts. The new coronavirus is putting the breaks on the global economy and tourism alike and France is not immune. With flight and hotel bookings plummeting as the virus continues to spread, Hotels saw occupation rates drop by six per cent in the last week of February while flight bookings dropped by 12 per cent for the month in France. The Louvre, France's most visited museum - with roughly 25,000 visitors each day, was closed for two days due to virus fears by staff. It only opened again after employees and the museum agreed on measures aimed at containing the possible spread of the virus. In Japan's Shizuoka which is home to Mount Fuji, Chinese tourists account for as much as 70% of foreign tourists. Some 90,000 people -- mostly Chinese -- have cancelled hotel bookings for the first three months of this year according to the local tourism association. This represents about a third of the total bookings by Chinese tourists during the period. Some hotels that are dependent on Chinese tourists are temporarily shutting down as they find shutting down cost-wise better than to have the business open for few guests. The impact of coronavirus on tourism in the Canary Islands and in the whole country of Spain is overwhelming and strong. President of Spanish Hotel Association has reportedly said that there has been a decrease in sales of up to 40 per cent. Madrid has emerged as the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in Spain.

Tourism industry across the world takes a hit as COVID-19 spreads more widely  

Globally, more than 95,000 people have been diagnosed with the disease, with the vast majority in China, 3,015 deaths in China and 267 deaths worldwide, many in Italy and Iran. The UK and Switzerland confirm the first death of the virus.

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