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Majority with Covid-19 suffer mild symptoms, then recover, data from China shows
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UK schools are closed except for children of 'key workers'
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Persian New Year transformed by coronavirus in Iran
The Persian New Year, or Nowruz, is a time of coming together in Iran. Alongside family, friends and strangers, Iranians take part in two weeks of rituals that include the spring equinox. Poetry is read and loved ones join one another in dance. Locals jump over bonfires to ward away sickness. Homes are cleaned, tables are symbolically rearranged. It's part of a string of customs to herald the spring and celebrate rebirth.
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Italy is now the deadliest center of the Covid-19 outbreak
'Desperate' shortage of ventilators puts manufacturers on wartime footing
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China reported no new local infections for the first time
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Fallout from the coronavirus will only make China's Xi Jinping more powerful
The quarantines and local-level lockdowns put in place to combat the coronavirus outbreak will likely cause Chinese economic output to decline in the first three months of the year -- the first contraction in more than four decades for what was formerly one of the world's fastest-growing economies. Though the extent and duration of the downturn will not be known for several months, it is already becoming clear that Chinese President Xi Jinping will leverage the crisis to further bolster his power as the country's leader as he seeks to return China to what he views as its rightful position as a preeminent global power.
London Tube stations shut as UK government considers lockdown
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