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He smiled to comfort his COVID-19 patient - then he realized his mask was leaking
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Easter bunnies on lockdown wear face masks to support Belgian hospital
Lonzee (Reuters) - Belgian artisan chocolate maker Genevieve Trepant approached this Easter with a topical note, adding face masks to the bunnies she makes in fairtrade milk or dark chocolate.
Global coronavirus death toll hits 100,000, cases over 1.6 million
(Reuters) - The number of deaths linked to the novel coronavirus reached 100,000 on Friday, as the tally of cases passed 1.6 million, according to a Reuters tally.
Ebola patient dies in Congo, first case in 50 days
BENI (Reuters) - The first person to contract Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo in more than 50 days has died, the government said on Friday, ending hopes that the second worst outbreak of the disease in history might be over.
Huawei helps Health Ministry fight Covid-19 with tech solutions
PETALING JAYA: Huawei Malaysia has joined in the country’s fight against the Covid-19 pandemic by offering technological solutions to the government.
India set to ship drug sought by Trump for coronavirus
NEW DELHI/AHMEDABAD (Reuters) - India is set to begin shipping the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine to the United States where President Donald Trump has touted it as a potential weapon against the coronavirus.
Easter weekend begins with empty churches in coronavirus-hit U.S
NEW YORK (Reuters) - As American Christians began Easter weekend under threat of the coronavirus, political leaders on Friday cautioned the faithful not to gather in churches and the country's top infectious disease expert urged people to stick with social distancing restrictions.
Pakistani students in Wuhan emerge from lockdown, far from home and with psychological scars
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - For more than a thousand Pakistani students stranded in the Chinese province of Hubei a gruelling lockdown lifted this week, but they must now decide whether to try to return to their home country where cases of coronavirus are rising rapidly.
Tired and sick, Spanish nurse ponders coronavirus missteps
MADRID (Reuters) - Auxiliary nurse Chelo Megia soldiered on through the toughest weeks of the coronavirus epidemic as it decimated elderly residents of a Spanish care home where she has worked without taking any sick days for 15 years.