Coronavirus has claimed more than 10,000 lives and infected close to 250,000 people globally. WION's Palki Sharma gets you the 10 biggest developments for Friday.

Gravitas: Top 10 headlines for Friday | Wuhan Coronavirus

With no definitive cure in sight, face masks have become the best weapon to fight the Coronavirus battle. This report tells you how masks became synonymous with some of the biggest events in recent history.

Gravitas: How masks are the symbol of the Coronavirus pandemic

The internet has become the most important tool for millions under lockdown. But the surge in demand could break the internet. WION's Palki Sharma tells you what tech companies are doing to handle the demand.

Gravitas: Can the internet break down? | Wuhan Coronavirus

In Parliament today, Congress MP Manish Tewari asked a question on the origins of the Wuhan virus to Health Minister Dr. Harsh Wardhan. Since the outbreak, WION has been the only channel to report on every aspect of the Wuhan Coronavirus.

Gravitas: Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak raised in Indian Parliament

In the US, Young adults make up a big portion of the Coronavirus cases. In France and Italy, some young victims are 'seriously ill'. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how the youth is not immune to Wuhan Coronavirus.

Gravitas: The youth is not immune to Wuhan Coronavirus

China's live animal markets have been called 'disease incubators'. The Wuhan coronavirus could have originated from one such market. China was warned against such markets twice after the SARS outbreak. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how Beijing ignored health warnings.

WION EDIT: How China ignored the warnings of Wuhan Coronavirus

Objections have been raised against the usage of the term 'Chinese Virus'. WION's Palki Sharma tells you why it's accurate to call the Wuhan Coronavirus a Chinese Virus.

Gravitas: Why the Wuhan virus should be called 'Chinese virus'

China refuses to take the blame for failing to control the Wuhan Coronavirus. Meanwhile, Chinese state media is preaching Italy on how to control the pandemic. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how China is trying to control the damage after the outbreak.

Gravitas: China deflects criticism, then preaches Italy on Wuhan Coronavirus

India has suspended all international flights till March 31. Meanwhile, the United States has invoked the Wartime Defence Production act to speed up the production of masks. WION's Palki Sharma brings you the big developments on the coronavirus outbreak for Thursday.

Gravitas: Top 10 headlines for Thursday | Wuhan Coronavirus

The Wuhan Coronavirus is now spreading from new hotspots. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how the virus is spreading rapidly around the world.

Gravitas: The new epicentre | Wuhan Coronavirus

Scientists across the world seem to agree that COVID-19 is especially dangerous for the older population. Many have believed that young people are invincible to the deadly virus. A study conducted by CTC in America indicates that this is not at all true. Watch report:

Your Story: Young people equally vulnerable to COVID-19

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 19 appealed to people to not panic and resort to buying and hoarding stuff during the time of the pandemic since there is no need for such activities. The PM also called for a Janata curfew on March 22.

India Fights COVID-19: PM announces 'Janata Curfew' on March 22

Coronavirus is having a serious impact on the United Kingdom's health sector. Amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases thousands of retired health care professionals are asked to return. Watch report:

WION Dispatch: Virus pushes UK health sector over the edge

WION Dispatch: UK urges Ex-NHS staff to join the COVID-19 battle | Nurses asked to return

Italy is currently the worst affected by the Coronavirus outbreak. In the last 24 hours, 427 deaths have been reported and one month ago the death toll was just four. Watch report:

Italy surpasses China's COVID-19 death toll, 427 deaths in last 24 hours

The novel coronavirus is spreading in India and presently it has taken lives of 4. The Indian Health Ministry briefed the media on steps that the Indian government is taking to contain the spread of the virus. Watch report:

Novel coronavirus is highly contagious, says Indian Health Ministry

Is the coronavirus vaccine insight? More than 80,000 people have recovered so far from COVID-19. What were they administered and which medicines are working. Watch WION report:

WION Dispatch: 35 agencies are working to develop coronavirus vaccine

A full blown unemployment crisis was already looming over the Indian economy. Now the rapidly spreading coronavirus is taking an additional toll on corporations and businesses. Watch report:

Coronavirus hitting the Indian market jobs: Causes layoffs and closures

The Ministry of External Affairs held a press conference on the COVID-19 virus outbreak. The MEA assured that the Ministry is working to further strengthen its Covid Control room. Currently, around 25-30 people are working in the control room in shifts. The control receives about 1000 calls and 400 e-mails in a single day. Watch video to know more:

Indian MEA briefs on COVID-19 pandemic, PM Modi monitoring situation closely

India's government is urging people to self isolate but many people won't be able to do that as most houses in the country are just too small. Infact having a personal room is a liberty in India. Watch report:

Coronavirus: Why Home Quarantine Is Tough In India

To answer all our questions on the world's battle against the novel coronavirus. WION spoke to WHO spokesperson Tarik Jasarevic from Geneva. Watch report:

WION Exclusive conversation with WHO spokesperson on world's battle against COVID-19

India is at a crucial stage in the outbreak of novel coronavirus. The virus has been spreading from individuals who have been abroad. This is called stage 2. Community transmission of stage 3 has not been reported yet. Watch WION's report on how the country is battling the coronavirus.

Amid Coronavirus outbreak Indian HRD Ministry postpones all exams

Europe is now the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic. Case counts and deaths are soaring in Italy, Spain, France, and Germany, and many countries have imposed lockdowns and closed borders. However, the cases in South Korea have dropped at a faster rate.

Your Story: Sharp drop in COVID-19 cases in South Korea, 93 new cases

In an unprecedented move to seal its borders, the European Union has now banned travelers from outside the block for 30 days to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. The measure will apply to all 26 EU states as well as Ice Land, Norway, and Switzerland. Watch report:

Coronavirus: Belgium imposes a complete lockdown, EU seals its borders