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Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin said the Russian capital, which has emerged as the epicentre of the contagion, was not yet past the peak of the outbreak.

Analysts say Kim is likely to make another public appearance in the coming days that will be reported by state media.

The latest weekly update of aggregated travel patterns Google collected from its users' phones pointed to increased disobedience with lockdown orders in place since March.

About 70% of China's tourist attractions had reopened as of Thursday, according to China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, but all sites have had to cap visitors to 30% of designed capacity.

Mikhail Mishustin suggested to President Vladimir Putin that a deputy take his place while he self-isolates.

Trump has long said he is considering pardoning Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in 2017.

Joe Biden chose one of his former Senate colleagues, two elected politicians of color and a former aide to run a panel that scours the backgrounds of those who could be the first U.S. female vice president.

Researchers extrapolated the likely impact on diseases caused or made worse by air pollution, which has fallen dramatically as hundreds of millions of people have stayed at home over the past month.

Growing fears and frustrations have led to violence and mayhem not just in Louisiana, but at juvenile centers in other coronavirus hot spots such as New York.

Breen's father said that she had contracted the coronavirus but had gone back to work after recuperating for about a week and a half.

Police said the officers were responding to a call about reports of gunfire when they were shot.

Earlier this week, shares in BioNTech soared after Germany gave the green light for human trials of potential coronavirus vaccines it is developing with Pfizer.

The government said on Friday it was too early to lift the lockdown, though economic data indicate Britain's economy is crumbling under the strain.

The side effects include serious and potentially life-threatening heart rhythm problems. These risks, FDA said are already in the drug labels for their approved uses.

The initiative is designed to accelerate work on tests, drugs and vaccines against COVID-19 and to share them around the globe.

The FDA said it was aware of increased use of these medicines through outpatient prescriptions and the drugs could cause abnormal heart rhythms and dangerously rapid heart rate.