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Black Chicagoans account for 70% of coronavirus deaths, despite making up 30% of the population.
David Clark called himself an "idiot" after admitting to clear breaches of the New Zealand lockdown.
Physical distancing is what Hanoians are practicing to show patriotism and joint efforts to prevent COVID-19 epidemic from spreading.
World leaders send Boris Johnson messages of support, after his symptoms worsened on Monday afternoon.
Cashew exports are expected to surge in the latter half of the year once the COVID-19 pandemic dies down.
The country's first corporate sponsor orchestra switches to hibernating mode due to coronavirus self-isolation and public distancing.
Signs of recovery appeared last week as the stock price stopped sliding.
Conservation experts say the pandemic is a watershed moment for curbing global wildlife trade.
Laboratory workers at the Southern National Influenza Center of the HCM City Pasteur Institute are busy working with thousands of specimen lots from 22 provinces.
On its official website, Viet A Technologies JSC describes itself as a pioneer in disseminating hi-tech tests in the health sector.
A total of more than 126 billion VND (over 5.35 million USD) had been raised via a texting campaign for Vietnam’s fight against the COVID-19 as at 11am on April 5, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications.
The Bronx Zoo in New York says this case of human-to-animal transmission appears to be unique.
Scotland's chief medical officer quits after visiting her second home despite the lockdown rules.
The death of a man in Mumbai's densely-packed Dharavi has sparked a frantic race to trace his contacts.
The workers will be paid - but some have complained of overcrowded and dirty conditions.
The president voices hope that cases are "levelling off" in US hotspots, but warns of more deaths.
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has thanked Vietnamese all around the country for their support and efforts in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and lauded the many good deeds of organizations, businesses, and individuals.
The Ministry of Health confirmed four more people positive for SARS-CoV-2 on late April 6, adding up to 245 cases of COVID-19 in Vietnam so far.
The Prime Minister has asked ministers and heads of ministry-level agencies, chairpersons of the people’s committees of centrally-run cities and provinces, within their authority, to focus on directing, guiding, inspecting, promptly discovering
The US on April 6 said it was "seriously concerned" about China's reported sinking of a Vietnamese fishing vessel in the East Sea.