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Only one new Covid-19 case in Thailand; govt reduce curfew times
BANGKOK: Thailand reported one new Covid-19 (coronavirus) case on Saturday (May 30) and no new deaths, taking the total number of infections to 3,077 as local transmission of the new virus appears to wane.
Hong Kong leaders say Trump 'completely wrong' for curbing ties
HONG KONG: Senior Hong Kong government officials lashed out on Saturday (May 30) at moves by US President Donald Trump to strip the city of its special status in a bid to punish China for imposing national security laws on the global financial hub.
Singapore, China agree to allow essential travel from early June
SINGAPORE: Singapore and China have agreed to allow essential travel for business and official purposes between the two countries in early June, according to a joint emailed statement.
Hong Kong leaders say Trump 'completely wrong' for curbing ties
HONG KONG: Senior Hong Kong government officials lashed out on Saturday at moves by U.S. President Donald Trump to strip the city of its special status in a bid to punish China for imposing national security laws on the global financial hub.
Chinese flying taxi maker Ehang gets approval to test drone deliveries for cargo weighing over 150kg
Ehang is the world’s first autonomous aerial vehicle company approved to conduct commercial trials of passenger drones for transporting heavy cargo, it says. The pilotless 216 flying car can hold two passengers and travel at up to 130km per hour.
India quarterly growth worst in two decades as lockdown bites - Covid-19 cases surpass 170,000, death toll at 4,971
NEW DELHI: The total number of Covid-19 (coronavirus) cases in India surpassed 170,000-mark, reaching 173,763 on Saturday (May 30) and the death toll stood at 4,971, said the data issued by the federal health ministry.
NZ sports among those 'woefully unprepared' for pandemic, TV official says
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Sports bodies were among those "woefully unprepared" for the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the head of New Zealand's Spark Sport said.
US firms in Hong Kong awake to 'sad day' as Trump vows to curb economic ties
HONG KONG: The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong said on Saturday (May 30) it was "a sad day" for the global financial centre, hours after US President Donald Trump moved toward stripping the city of its special treatment in a bid to punish China.
Virus tracing apps: Which countries are doing what
As countries emerge from lockdowns imposed to blunt the coronavirus pandemic, dozens have rolled out phone apps to track a person's movements and who they come into contact with, giving officials a vital tool for limiting contagion risks.
Will 'sanitised travel' keep you safe while travelling amid Covid-19?
With some destinations reopening for tourism, travel operators are adapting to the idea of 'sanitised travel' to keep travellers and tourism workers safe throughout a journey amid Covid-19.