Top 10 world news today: Japan expands emergency, G20 to provide debt relief, and more

As US President Trump contemplates lifting the social distancing measures, a study has found that the outbreak of coronavirus could occur as laste as in 2024 with social distancing measures to be extended for the next two years.

The ministry released a statement confirming the execution, it read: "The death sentence was carried out... in Riyadh."

Osaka's Mayor Ichiro Matsui appealed to his countrymen to donate raincoats of 'any colour'forhospital workers as they struggledto get protective gear amid rising number of cases.

Spain also recorded 5,183 new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours.

The G20 also reiterated its commitment to using 'all possible tools'to tackle the health and economic crisis caused by COVID-19.

The impossibility of predicting the spread of the virus makes the current economic outlook "extremely uncertain", the ministry said.

Tanzania's president claimed the coronavirus "cannot sit in the body of Christ".

Zhang Wenhong, who heads the Covid-19 clinical expert team in Shanghai, said countries would have to take a flexible approach to recurring outbreaks.

France has lost over 17,000 lives to the virus with 134, 582 cases of the virus.

In a paper published in Lancet Psychiatry, a panel of 24 experts highlighted why more funds are required as people are already experiencing mental trauma and fears.