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Stanley Pinnell, 86, was a resident at the Herron long-term care facility in the Montreal suburb of Dorval. He died on April 8, 2020

Horrors Revealed At Virus-hit Canada Nursing Home

Horrors revealed at virus-hit Canada nursing home

At one point, dozens of coffins were laid out in the church as the death toll in the region soared

Italian Church-turned-morgue 'Finally Empty' Of Coffins

Italian church-turned-morgue 'finally empty' of coffins

NY Governor Andrew Cuomo, in a March 27, 2020 file image, said 540 people had died in his state of 20 million inhabitants in the preceding 24 hours

New York Reports Lowest Virus Death Toll In Two Weeks

New York reports lowest virus death toll in two weeks

Messages of support for the residents are displayed in the windows of a care home in Stockport, Greater Manchester

Charity Warns UK Care Home Deaths Could Be Over 7,000

Charity warns UK care home deaths could be over 7,000

Trump has largely left decisions on easing lockdowns to state officials even as he outlined guidelines for a staged reopening of the national economy

Global Virus Deaths Top 150,000 As US Braces For Lockdown Protests

Global virus deaths top 150,000 as US braces for lockdown protests

Thabane suspended parliament last month shortly after the national assembly passed a bill barring him from calling fresh elections

Lesotho's Under-fire PM Sends In Army To 'Restore Order'

Lesotho's under-fire PM sends in army to 'restore order'

With an economy battered by US sanctions, many Iranians are reopening businesses despite the risks posed by the novel coronavirus

Tehran Cautiously Reopens As Economic Hardship Trumps Virus Risks

Tehran cautiously reopens as economic hardship trumps virus risks

Police say they were helpless to stop the crowds coming to the funeral of a 55-year-old Islamic preacher

Tens Of Thousands Defy Bangladesh Lockdown For Imam's Funeral

Tens of thousands defy Bangladesh lockdown for imam's funeral

Thabane suspended parliament last month shortly after the national assembly passed a bill barring him from calling fresh elections in an event he losses a no-confidence vote

Lesotho's Under-fire PM Deploys Army To 'Restore Order'

Lesotho's under-fire PM deploys army to 'restore order'

Informal traders and waste-pickers queue for food at a Soweto parking lot

Violence And Looting Point To Food Crisis In S.Africa Lockdown

Violence and looting point to food crisis in S.Africa lockdown

Iran says it has achieved a "small victory" against the coronavirus by keeping its daily death rate to below 100 even as its overall death toll tops 5,000

Iran Virus Deaths Top 5,000: Ministry

Iran virus deaths top 5,000: ministry

Around 1,000 tourists remain stranded in Kathmandu after being rescued from hiking trails

Rescued From Himalaya Trails, Trekkers Find World In Turmoil

Rescued from Himalaya trails, trekkers find world in turmoil

Israeli security forces, wearing protective masks as a precaution during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, stand guard in Jerusalem's old city

Coronavirus Response Stirs Jerusalem Sovereignty Struggle

Coronavirus response stirs Jerusalem sovereignty struggle

The government has collected 1,400 bodies from homes and hospitals in Guayaquil

Searching For Dead Brings Extra Agony In Ecuador's Largest City

Searching for dead brings extra agony in Ecuador's largest city

Leader of Italy's far-right League party, Matteo Salvini may prove to be the biggest winner from the lockdown

Will Italy's Coronavirus Epidemic Fuel The Far Right?

Will Italy's coronavirus epidemic fuel the far right?

The FFP2 protective face masks have been reserved in France for doctors, nurses and caregivers

Chinese Help For Virus Gets Wary Reception In France

Chinese help for virus gets wary reception in France

Ukrainian doctors are struggling to cope with the pandemic

Ukrainian Priests Make Visors For Anti-virus Fight

Ukrainian priests make visors for anti-virus fight

Moussa Diop trains under the eye of Maguette Seydi

Senegalese Wrestler Keeps Training With An Eye On Tiny But Dangerous Foe

Senegalese wrestler keeps training with an eye on tiny but dangerous foe

The group tours Istanbul neighbourhoods densely populated by African migrants in a car loaded with aid packages

Virus Spreads Anxiety Among Istanbul's African Migrants

Virus spreads anxiety among Istanbul's African migrants

President Donald Trump, flanked by Vice President Mike Pence, announces a gradual reopening of the United States

Global Virus Deaths Pass 150,000 As Trump Says China Hiding Toll

Global virus deaths pass 150,000 as Trump says China hiding toll

South African president and African Union chairman Cyril Ramaphosa said the coronavirus represents a setback to the continent's progress

Leaders Warn Africa Short Of Funds To Fight Pandemic

Leaders warn Africa short of funds to fight pandemic

Chile's social unrest that exploded in October exposed deep frustrations over inequality and the cost of living

Chile Unrest Simmers Under Pandemic Lockdown

Chile unrest simmers under pandemic lockdown

California teen Kenia Molina is relying on a donated laptop to be able to graduate high school

Poor US Students Miss Out As Virtual Learning Sharpens Divide

Poor US students miss out as virtual learning sharpens divide

Graffiti on a wall in San Francisco calls for a "rent strike"

Pay The Rent Or Eat? Suddenly Jobless Americans Face Dilemma

Pay the rent or eat? Suddenly jobless Americans face dilemma

COVID-19 patient Martina Hamacher says she's been lucky

German Virus Patients Are 'Lucky' Ones

German virus patients are 'lucky' ones

A picture of a human brain taken by a positron emission tomography scanner

Confusion, Seizure, Strokes: How COVID-19 May Affect The Brain

Confusion, seizure, strokes: How COVID-19 may affect the brain

Old rivals: Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic

Murray Haunted By 2016 Roland Garros Final Loss To Djokovic

Murray haunted by 2016 Roland Garros final loss to Djokovic

Moeen Ali is ready to return to Test duty for England

England's Moeen Ready To Return To Tests Despite 'Scapegoat' Past

England's Moeen ready to return to Tests despite 'scapegoat' past

A Florida man threatened a shooting at a local supermarket because not enough of the customers were wearing protective face coverings

US Man Threatens Shooting Over Lack Of Masks In Store

US man threatens shooting over lack of masks in store

Volunteers load food into vehicles during a mobile market day at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Georgia

Trump Announces $19 Bn Relief For Farmers Amid COVID-19 Epidemic

Trump announces $19 bn relief for farmers amid COVID-19 epidemic

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