Mexico prepares to resume economic activity as coronavirus cases continue to rise
Mexico on Sunday reported 49,219 cases of the coronavirus, 2,075 more than the previous day, as the country prepares to resume economic activities deemed essential.
China reports seven new coronavirus infections
China reported seven new confirmed coronavirus cases for May 17, up from five a day earlier, the country’s health authority said on Monday.
One crew member dead as Canadian forces’ Snowbirds jet crashes in British Columbia
A jet from the Canadian air force’s Snowbirds aerobatics team that was on a tour to lift spirits during the coronavirus outbreak crashed in Kamloops, British Columbia, on Sunday, killing one crew member and seriously injuring the other, defense officia…
China reports seven new coronavirus cases, up from five a day earlier
China reported seven new coronavirus cases for May 17, up from five a day earlier, the country’s health authority said on Monday.
Australia plans pop-up carparks to prevent rush hour virus crush
Australian officials planned to open pop-up parking lots and extra bicycle lanes in Sydney and other cities as the country’s most populous state began its first full week on Monday of loosened lockdown measures.
Mexico reports 49,219 cases of coronavirus and 5,177 deaths
Mexico registered 49,219 cases of coronavirus on Sunday, with the country’s death toll rising to 5,177, health authorities said.
Bolsonaro snaps photos with children at Brazil protest, defying health advice
Wearing a face mask, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro posed for photographs with children plucked out of a crowd of supporters on Sunday, disregarding public health advice aimed at containing one of the world’s worst coronavirus outbreaks.
Canada Snowbirds team jet crashes in British Columbia, report says one crew member dead
A jet from the Canadian air force’s Snowbirds team that was on a national tour to lift spirits during the coronavirus outbreak crashed into a neighborhood in Kamloops, British Columbia, on Sunday and Global News reported that one crew member was killed…
Iran complains to U.N., summons envoy over U.S. threat on Venezuela shipment
Iran complained to the United Nations on Sunday and summoned the Swiss ambassador in Tehran, who represents U.S. interests in the Islamic Republic, over possible measures Washington could take against an Iranian fuel shipment to Venezuela.
Chile finance, presidency ministers in quarantine after meeting with infected lawmakers
Two of Chile´s top Cabinet ministers said on Sunday they would quarantine after coming in close contact with Chilean lawmakers who tested positive for the coronavirus during negotiations in Congress.
