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#Coronavirus #Outbreak #Death #Iran #Korea<br /><br />First Iraq coronavirus death as outbreak deepens updates<br /><br />The coronavirus outbreak outside China is deepening, but the WHO says the world's understanding of the virus is growing.<br />COVID-19 has killed 3.4 percent of cases globally, a figure far above the seasonal flu's fatality rate of below 1 percent, according to the WHO.

डायमंड इंडस्ट्री पर कितना हो रहा #Coronavirus का असर? बता रहे हैं हरिकृष्णा एक्सपोर्ट्स प्राइवेट लिमिटेड के फाउंडर और एमडी घनश्याम ढोलकिया.

United States lawmakers reach agreement on an $8.3bn emergency bill to help fund efforts to contain the virus.

President Trump visits the National Institutes of Health to tour the Vaccine Research Center amid coronavirus scare.<br />Cre: Washington Post<br />

PLEASE LIKE AND FOLLOW.<br /><br />Wuhan, the capital of China's Hubei province and the epicentre of the novel coronavirus marked a month under lockdown on February 23, 2020. Strict measures were imposed to limit travel in an effort to contain the virus, which, so far, has infected nearly 79,000 people globally and killed more than 2,400. Most of the infections and deaths have been in Hubei province.(Photo: Chinatopix/AP)<br />

UK officials confirm first cases of novel coronavirus. British health officials said Friday two people had tested positive for the novel coronavirus, in the country´s first cases since the deadly outbreak emerged in China and spread globally this month.<br /><br />Thanks for watching<br />Please subscribe Ponka News<br />http://www.ponkanews.cf/<br /><br />Source: https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/606947-officials-confirm-first-uk-cases-of-novel-coronavirus<br /><br />

Please like and follow for latest updates.<br /><br />As the World Health Organization upgrades the international risk assessment of COVID-19 to its highest level, the Donald Trump administration is downplaying the outbreak. Jackson Proskow reports on how the White House is explaining the media coverage of COVID-19, which continues to take down the markets.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Crystal Goomansingh looks at the impact COVID-19 is having around the world, including the first death in Britain. <br />

Market analyst Victoria Scholar explains to Sun Online why coronavirus is affecting financial markets, and whether the outbreak could lead to a global recession. Scholar compares the coronavirus economic shock to the 2008 financial crisis and explains the effect of the virus on global supply chains.

Coronavirus : Two new cases in India,The person from Delhi had travelled to Italy, he is being diagnosed at RML hospital. The other person with the coronavirus infection from Telangana has travel history to Dubai.<br />#Coronavirus<br />#Coronavirusupdate<br />#Coronavirusintelangana<br />#Coronavirusinindia<br />#Coronavirusinkerala<br />#Coronavirusinchina<br />#coronavirussymptoms<br />#coronaviruscauses<br />#Wuhan <br /><br /><br />తెలంగాణలో తొలి కరోనా కేసు నమోదైంది. దుబాయ్ నుంచి హైదరాబాద్ వచ్చిన తెలంగాణకు చెందిన వ్యక్తిలో కరోనా (కోవిడ్-19) లక్షణాలను గుర్తించినట్లు కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం వెల్లడించింది. ఇటలీ నుంచి ఢిల్లీకి వచ్చిన మరో వ్యక్తిలోనూ కరోనా లక్షణాలు గుర్తించినట్లు తెలిపారు. ఈ మేరకు కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం సోమవారం (మార్చి 2) మధ్యాహ్నం ఒక ప్రకటనలో పేర్కొంది. భారత్‌లో రెండు కరోనా కేసులు నమోదైనట్లు ప్రకటనలో వెల్లడించారు. ఇరువురి ఆరోగ్య పరిస్థితి నిలకడగా ఉన్నట్లు తెలిపారు.

Coronavirus fears continue to pressure global stock exchanges. Major US stock indices finished at fresh records Monday, shrugging off worries about the coronavirus that pressured other equity markets and drove oil prices lower.<br /><br />The domestic impact was reflected in China´s inflation figures released Monday, which showed the highest rise in consumer prices in more than eight years, with food prices spiking more than 20 percent.<br /><br />Investors are looking ahead to key US data releases on retail sales and consumer pricing, as well as two days of congressional testimony with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell starting Tuesday.<br />https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/611947-coronavirus-fears-continue-to-pressure-global-stock-exchanges<br /><br />Thanks for watching<br />Please subscribe Ponka News<br />http://www.ponkanews.cf/<br /><br />This presentation contains images that were used under a Creative Commons License. Click here to see the full list of images and attributions:<br /><br />https://link.attribute.to/cc/727335<br /><br />

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⁣Malia and Sasha Obama pretty much grew up in the White House. Sasha was 7 and Malia was 10 when their father took office. They spent the majority of their teen years wandering around the historic hallways and getting into a surprisingly small amount of trouble. Since moving out, the Obamas have decided to stick around Washington, and the girls have done their best to adjust to normal life. Here's a quick look at what we know about their lives post-White House

Sasha achieved every kids' dream when the Obamas moved out of the White House in early 2017 — she scored the best room in the the family's new house. In an interview on Ellen, former First Lady Michelle Obama dished on her daughter's new digs, which has the former president pretty darn jealous.

Sasha doesn't just have a bedroom — she basically has her own one-bedroom apartment! There's a separate living room area attached to her bedroom that Michelle describes as "all decked out."

Barack, on the other hand, is trying to squeeze into his tiny office, the smallest room in the house. According to Michelle, he doesn't have enough closet space and is really "hating on" Sasha because of her sweet suite. If your parents are jealous of your living space, you know you've got it good.

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