France asks airlines to help citizens stuck in Morocco
France has asked airlines to help bring back thousands of French citizens stuck in Morocco after the North African country halted flights because of the coronavirus, French Transport Minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari said on Sunday.
No border closure between France and Germany, French presidency says
Steps taken on the Franco-German frontier as a result of the coronavirus outbreak are not border closures, but a strengthening of controls, France’s presidency said on Sunday.
Vietnam’s coronavirus cases rise to 57 – health ministry
Vietnam has confirmed four more cases of coronavirus, all among foreign nationals, its health ministry said on Sunday, bringing its total number of cases to 57.
Gulf states extend coronavirus precautions to bourses, shipping, public parks
Gulf Arab states expanded measures against the new coronavirus on Sunday with the United Arab Emirates shuttering several public venues including parks and the Abu Dhabi bourse trading hall, as infections continued to spread in the region.
UK coronavirus cases rise to 1,372, deaths rise to 35- Dept of Health
British cases of coronavirus rose 20% to 1,372 in the last 24 hours, while the number of deaths increased to 35 from 21 on Saturday, health authorities said on Sunday.
Lagos pipeline blast kills 15, destroys several buildings – Nigerian officials
A pipeline explosion on Sunday killed at least 15 people and destroyed about 50 buildings after a fire broke out in a suburb of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, emergency services said.
Netherlands to close schools, restaurants in coronavirus fight
All Dutch schools, cafes, restaurants and sport clubs were ordered to be closed on Sunday as the government sought to prevent the further spread of coronavirus in the Netherlands.
Amsterdam’s ‘Red Light’ district hit by coronavirus closings
Several popular sex clubs in Amsterdam’s “Red Light” district closed their doors on Sunday in response to a rapidly expanding coronavirus outbreak in the Netherlands.
Canada will not rule out border closures to fight coronavirus
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Sunday said he would not rule out closing the nation’s borders or forcing people arriving from foreign nations to go into self-isolation to help combat a coronavirus outbreak.
UK will have power to order people to quarantine – health secretary
Britain will have the power to force people to quarantine if necessary as part of its strategy to fight coronavirus, Health Secretary Matt Hancock told BBC television on Sunday.
