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Belgium sets out plan for easing, with bars to reopen on May 1
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo set out a roadmap for easing lockdown restrictions on Friday, even as COVID-19 infections rose, with restaurants, bars, gyms and cinemas set to reopen on May 1.
Italy extends COVID-19 curbs in more regions as new cases pile up
ROME (Reuters) - Italy will further tighten coronavirus restrictions in three of its 20 regions, the government said on Friday, after health officials warned of the growing spread of new, highly contagious variants.
Nay to smokers
MALAYSIA enforced a no-smoking ruling at all eateries and restaurants nationwide starting Jan 1, 2019.
Cambodian dog slaughterhouse shuts as meat trade faces pressure
A notorious slaughterhouse in Cambodia that has killed more than a million dogs is closed now as the country steps up efforts to end the trade in their meat.
Hungary PM expects spike in COVID hospitalisations as infections spread
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's prime minister said on Friday that up to 15,000-20,000 people could enter hospital as coronavirus infections surge, up from just over 6,800 now, which will put a big strain on the healthcare system in the coming weeks.
Tourists flock to the coolest igloo in Kashmir amid Covid-19
Tourists are flocking to the one-of-a-kind Igloo Cafe in Indian-administered Kashmir, giving a ray of hope for the revival of tourism in the conflict-hit disputed region.
Japan to extend Tokyo area state of emergency to March 21
TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese government plans to extend a state of emergency to combat COVID-19 for Tokyo and three neighbouring prefectures until March 21, two weeks longer than originally scheduled, Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said on Friday.
After record COVID-19 deaths, Bolsonaro tells Brazilians to stop 'whining'
BRASILIA/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - After two straight days of record COVID-19 deaths in Brazil, President Jair Bolsonaro on Thursday told Brazilians to stop "whining" and move on, in his latest remarks attacking distancing measures and downplaying the gravity of the pandemic.
Get the jab to end the nightmare
AS we approach March 18, the one-year anniversary of Malaysia’s first Covid-19 lockdown, common sense is a commodity that seems in short supply in the country.
