President Trump has asked South Korea for help in Washington's fight against the coronavirus. In particular, Seoul said Trump is looking to quickly get ahold of more medical equipment.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
President Trump has asked South Korea for help in Washington's fight against the coronavirus. In particular, Seoul said Trump is looking to quickly get ahold of more medical equipment.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
US President Donald Trump says he wants to lift his guidelines on business shutdowns and social distancing in less than three weeks.
Top health professionals say that's far too soon.
US Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details.
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The Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, has made an emotional to President Trump to provide the state with an additional 30 thousand ventilators to deal with the coronavirus crisis.
He says that so far he's received only 400 of them.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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Russia's Prime Minister has ordered his teams to develop a system of tracking infected patients using their mobile phone data. It would send a message to people who had been in contact with someone with the coronavirus. Lucy Taylor reports.
Uganda has confirmed eight new cases of COVID-19 bringing the total number of cases in the country to nine.
The Ministry of Health says all the nine cases are all imported and came into the country from Dubai.
Isabel Nakirya reports
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Even as the Coronavirus continues to spread rapidly throughout the United States and the death toll rises, President Donald Trump is considering how to reopen the American economy as early as next week.
More than 100 million Americans — nearly one in three — are under orders from their state governors to stay at home but Mr Trump says that needs to change sooner rather than later
Kate fisher reports from Washington
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The California utility Pacific Gas and Electric Corporation will accept criminal responsibility for starting the deadliest wildfire in California history.
The company will plead guilty to 85 felony counts.
Rachel Silverman has more.
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