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Canada coronavirus deaths jump by 35%, Quebec says equipment running low

Montreal (Reuters) – Canada’s death toll from the coronavirus outbreak jumped by 35% to 89 in less than a day,

Washington (Reuters) – U.S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo held out the possibility on Tuesday that the United States may

Florence (Reuters) – In the storm of infection and death sweeping Italy, one big community stands out to health officials

New York (Reuters) – The U.S. government raced to build hundreds of makeshift hospitals to ease the strain on overwhelmed

Baghdad (Reuters) – Some Shi’ite pilgrims returning to Iraq from Syria have tested positive for coronavirus, raising concern that such

Amman (Reuters) – Syria’s health ministry said on Sunday that a woman who died after being rushed to hospital for

Sydney (Reuters) – Australia will spend A$130 billion ($79.85 billion) to subsidise the wages of an estimated 6 million people,

Mumbai (Reuters) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked the nation’s poor for forgiveness on Sunday, as the economic and

by Muqaddas Firdous Muslims were far more ahead when Europe was in dark ages. Ever since Islam was born, Muslims

by Manzoor Wani As man progressed in science and technology the rate of damage caused by these Pandemics is less.