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Bulgaria to reopen restaurants, bars and cafes on June 1
SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria will allow restaurants, bars and cafes to reopen at full capacity on Monday as the Balkan country further eased restrictions imposed in mid-March to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Hong Kong police fire pepper pellets as hundreds rally, Li Ka Shing defends new security law (Update)
HONG KONG (The Straits Times/ANN): Hong Kong riot police fired pepper pellets in downtown Hong Kong as hundreds gathered to demonstrate in the city's central shopping hubs at lunchtime on Wednesday (May 27) ahead of the second reading of the national anthem Bill.
Coronavirus toll on Italy's elderly strains 'nonni' safety net
MILAN (Reuters) - Paola Berardi, 70, and her husband Mauro have taken care of their two grandchildren every weekday for the past decade while their daughter went to work in a chemical company. Every summer, they decamped with the twins to a seaside resort on the northern Italian coast.
Coronavirus outbreak at South Korea e-commerce warehouse drives spike in new cases
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea reported the highest daily number of new coronavirus cases in 49 days on Wednesday, as one of the country's largest e-commerce companies battled an outbreak linked to a now-shuttered logistics facility.
Earthquake isolator is a Malaysian innovation
This anti-quake bearing invention has kept many structures safe from earthquakes globally.
Hong Kong high school students go back to class
HONG KONG (AFP): Hong Kong public high school students began attending classes on Wednesday, part of a phased reopening after the financial hub successfully tackled its coronavirus outbreak.
Tight security in Hong Kong ahead of planned protests over national anthem Bill, new security law
HONG KONG (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Protesters in Hong Kong tried to block roads and disrupt traffic early Wednesday (May 27) morning but heavy police presence and searches ahead of the second reading of the national anthem Bill have put a dent in their plans.
Australia records youngest coronavirus victim with death of 30-year-old
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia recorded its youngest victim of COVID-19 after a 30-year-old man with underlying health conditions died in Queensland state, having shown symptoms of the disease for weeks but without getting tested, officials said on Wednesday.
Lam: Rights will be protected
HONG KONG: Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam added to a raft of attempts by local and Beijing officials to provide reassurance that proposed national security laws would not trample on the city’s rights and freedoms, amid widespread concerns.
Ervin gets another shot at collegiate golf meets
PETALING JAYA: National No. 1 amateur golfer Ervin Chang has been forced to defer his plan to turn professional till the end of next year – no thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic.