Top 10 world news today: Democratic election amid COVID-19, Spain records higher death toll and more!
Coronavirus in Italy
The Democratic presidential primaries were held in Wisconsin even though a state-wide stay-at-home order was issued by authorities due to thecoronaviruspandemic sweeping the United States.
Spain on Wednesday reported 757 deaths due tocoronavirusin one day taking the total death toll to 14,555 in the country.
From New York to Paris to England to New Delhi, life has come to a standstill with some three billion people confined to their homes asgovernments and agenciesfightthecoronavirus outbreak.
In the face of the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the entire world, scientists and researchers have been hankering to find a preventive measure, if not a solution, to the tragedies like this.
Cases of infections of the deadly coronavirus surpassed 14 lacs worldwide on Wednesday as COVID-19 spreads across Europe, North America and South Asia.
A midnight light show on either side of the Yangtze river, which flows through China's Wuhan, brightened up the skyline and marked the culmination of the coronavirus lockdown in the city.
Citizens of Germany will now be able to keep a track on the growing number of coronavirus cases in their country and the world.
A critic of the Chinese Communist party, who said President Xi Jinping was a “clown” over his handling of the coronavirus outbreak, is being investigated by the party's disciplinary committee.
What becomes imperative in this situation is that the soon-to-be moms must weigh fears for their newborns and worries over their own health with the prohibitive cost of having a baby at home.
In an update Tuesday evening, the prime minister's spokesman said his "condition is stable and he remains in intensive care for close monitoring."