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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said that his country would unveil a new weapon this year.

British Airways announced it was cancelling several flights from Heathrow to Beijing and Shanghai in an effort to prevent the coronavirus from spreading.

The Chinese leadership has opted to postpone the Lunar New Year celebrations to contain the coronavirus as the death tolls figures continue to increase. Hong Kong is also barring entry to people coming from the mainland.

The death toll of the life-threatening coronavirus doubled over the weekend to 80.

By comparison, the previous SARS virus that killed nearly 800 people in the 2002-2003 epidemic became contagious only after showing symptoms making it easier to contain.

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