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Coronavirus: Global death toll reaches 402,453

Shawdesh Desk: The global death toll from Covid-19 reached 402,453 till Sunday while the confirmed cases are 69,94,605, according to latest data from worldometer. While 34,20,048 Covid patients have recovered, 31,72,104 are active cases, the source said.

Worldwide COVID-19 death toll reaches 3,98,321: JHU

Shawdesh Desk: The global death toll from COVID-19 reached 398,321 on Sunday morning while the confirmed cases were 6,855,858, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of the

Lancet expects COVID-19 vaccine studies to yield quicker results

Shawdesh Desk: One of world’s oldest medical journals The Lancet today expected quicker success of COVID-19 vaccine studies unlike experiences about other inoculates as the globe now witnesses a race

Coronavirus: Global death toll climbs to 398,244

Shawdesh Desk: The coronavirus (Covid-19) death toll has climbed to 398,244 worldwide till Saturday. A total of 68,50,597 people have been infected and 33,51,249 people have recovered worldwide from the disease, according to latest data

Now Bolsonaro threatens to pull Brazil from WHO

Shawdesh Desk: President Jair Bolsonaro threatened Friday to withdraw Brazil from the World Health Organisation, following in the footsteps of his US counterpart, Donald Trump, accusing it of “ideological bias.”

Coronavirus: Global death toll climbs to 393,408

Shawdesh Desk: The coronavirus (Covid-19) death toll has climbed to 393,408 worldwide till Friday. A total of 67,14,314 people have been infected and 32,61,271 people have recovered worldwide from the disease, according to latest data

Divorce incident increases by 30pc in Saudi Arabia

Shawdesh desk: Divorces in Saudi Arabia have increased by 30 percent during the coronavirus crisis, local media have reported. The trend of polygamy – marrying more than one wife –

Iran records highest 3,574 new virus infections in a day

Shawdesh Desk: Iran announced 3,574 new coronavirus infections Thursday, its highest daily count since the outbreak began in February. It was the fourth straight day that the daily caseload had