Isolate the yacht more than 3,000 people
New Zealand 2,600 guests and 1,100 members of the Golden Princess yacht crew were banned from landing on the grounds of the discovery of a suspected nCoV infection.
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Nearly 300 people died of nCoV in Spain
The number of people dying from nCoV in Spain today has increased sharply to nearly 300, with the number of infections reaching nearly 8,000.
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Singapore urges people not to go abroad
Singapore's Ministry of Health today calls on people to cancel unnecessary trips abroad to prevent the spread of nCoV.
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Indonesian President tested for nCoV
Indonesian President Joko Widodo tested nCoV tonight after the country's Transport Minister was confirmed positive for the virus.
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More than 1,200 new cases of nCoV in Iran
Iran discovered more than 1,200 people infected with nCoV, bringing the total number of people infected to nearly 14,000, of which more than 700 died.
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Spain is the second largest Covid-19 drive in Europe
Spain recorded more than 2,000 new cases of nCoV, bringing the total number of people infected to 6,023, making it the second largest outbreak in Europe, just behind Italy.
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More than 1,300 new nCoV infections in Iran
Iran discovered an additional 1,365 people infected with nCoV, the highest increase in 24 hours, bringing the total number of people infected to more than 12,700, of which 600 died.
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Iranian general died of Covid-19
Brigadier General Nasser Shabani, a senior commander of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards, died after being infected with nCoV.
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Trump does not need an nCoV test
The White House doctor said Trump did not need to be tested or quarantined despite sitting at a banquet table with Brazilian officials infected with nCoV last week.
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The US House of Representatives passed a relief bill against Covid-19
The anti-Covid-19 relief bill was passed by the US House of Representatives, which gives workers emergency leave and free testing of nCoV.
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