Seoul : South Korea’s new coronavirus cases approached 5,200 on Tuesday, with an alarming cluster of infections continuing to swell in the southeastern city of Daegu. President Moon Jae-in declared a …
South Korea declares war on coronavirus, 5,200 infected Read More
New Delhi: The Air India on Tuesday confirmed that a passenger who flew on a Vienna-Delhi flight on February 25 has tested positive for coronavirus. There were 108 passengers and …
Air India passenger among 118 on board tests positive for COVID-19 Read More
Hyderabad, March 3 (IANS) A day after Telangana reported first positive case of COVID-19, a ministerial panel on Tuesday held a meeting with top officials to discuss the preparedness to contain …
Telangana reviews preparedness after first COVID-19 case Read More
New Delhi: In a more worrying sign for India, six new suspected cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) were reported in Uttar Pradesh’s Agra on Tuesday. “Six cases with high viral …
Concerns in India! Six new suspected coronavirus cases in Agra Read More
Chennai: A cat suspected to be infected with coronavirus is at the centre of a controversy as PETA India has demanded the release of the cat which faces deportation from …
Cat-Corona fear! Cat in Chennai faces deportation to China on virus fears Read More
London: England captain Joe Root has said that his teammates will not shake hands during their upcoming tour of Sri Lanka because of the coronavirus outbreak and will instead greet each …
No handshakes, only fist bumps for England players on SL tour Read More Hyderabad : Leading social activist Sunitha Krishnan, who was in isolation at a hospital here since Monday for suspected symptoms of coronavirus, has tested negative. She tweeted on Tuesday that results …
Hyderabad social activist tests negative for COVID-19 Read More
London: An experimental drug has shown promise in treatment of debilitating movement problems in people with Parkinson’s disease. The researchers investigated the effect of the drug NLX-112 on dyskinesia, a …
New drug for Parkinson’s shows promise Read More
London: Taking multiple courses of antibiotics within a short span of time may do people more harm than good, suggests new research which discovered an association between the number of …
Multiple courses of antibiotics can make people more sick Read More
Islamabad: More than 50 per cent of Pakistan’s population is obese and at risk of fatal diseases due to obesity, according to a recent study. The study by the Pakistan Health …
Over 50% of Pakistan’s population is obese: Study Read More