More than 90,000 people are infected with nCoV globally
Covid-19 appeared in 76 countries and territories, causing 90,308 people to be infected with nCoV, of which 3,087 died, an increase of 35 cases compared to yesterday.
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The clock of the priest, Thien Tan Tan, made Koreans indignant
New Heavenly cardinal Lee Man-hee was criticized after apologizing to the public for wearing a watch signed by former South Korean president Park Geun-hye.
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Migrants clash with Greek police
Migrants clash with security forces due to overcrowding in refugee camps along the Greek-Turkish border.
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Indonesian Minister calls for prayer
Health Minister Terawan Putrano urged people to calm down and pray in the context of Indonesia recognizing the first two cases of nCoV.
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Cardinal Tan Thien Dia was criticized for wearing a watch
New Heavenly Priest Lee Man-hee was criticized after apologizing to the public for wearing a watch signed by former South Korean president Park Geun-hye.
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The number of nCoV infections in Korea exceeded 4,300
South Korea this afternoon recorded 123 more cases of nCoV, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 4,335.
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Myanmar army raided an underground drug tunnel
Myanmar soldiers raided a series of drug processing rooms in Shan state, collecting drugs and equipment worth more than $ 27 million.
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Many countries warn citizens to go to Italy
Countries like the United States, Japan and Ireland recommend that citizens avoid Italy when Covid-19 is complicated in this European country.
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Outbreak of nCoV in Korean psychiatric hospital
At the psychiatric ward of Daenam hospital, the windows are always closed to prevent suicide. Patient sleeps in the same room on mattresses.
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The United States recorded the second death from nCoV
The United States recorded the second case of Covid-19 deaths, amid an increasing number of infections, including two health workers in California.
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