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UAE govt dismisses coronavirus number rumors, sharing risks jail and fines

  • People found to have shared misinformation face jail and fines
  • Official figures are available on the government website and local media
By Arab News ·
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Mafias looking to gain from Italy’s economic losses

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
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Facebook storytellers lift virus-hit Dhaka’s gloom

By SHEBAB SUMON ·
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India’s coronavirus lockdown exposes millions to hunger, homelessness

By Sanjay Kumar ·
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Coronavirus crisis in Egypt has benefits

By SHERIF EL-TOUNY ·
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Health officials in Yemen urge truce to fight virus

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
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Lebanese break social distancing rules

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
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Worsening coronavirus crisis seen as Turkey’s self-inflicted injury

By Arab News ·
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Kingdom’s embassies offer crucial lifeline for Saudis stranded abroad due to pandemic

By Mohammed Qenan - NOOR NUGALI ·
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Saudi food authority working to ensure quality of sterilizers

By SPA ·

Italy extends lockdown until ‘at least’ April 12

By AFP ·

UK epidemic is slowing; antibody test could soon be ready, say scientific advisers

By Reuters ·

Villa’s Grealish apologizes, fined for breaking isolation rules

By AFP ·

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