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Coronavirus cases spike in Italy, South Korea declares 'red alert'
Italian authorities are racing to seal off towns as coronavirus cases rise.
Italian authorities are racing to seal off towns as coronavirus cases rise.
New cases are dropping, but some 'recovered' patients showing traces of virus.
New York Times: Virus appears to pose a particular threat to middle-aged and older men.
New York Times: Leaked document shows how people were selected for camps.
New York Times: Some Chinese business figures are taking an unusual public stand.
New York Times: The outbreak has exposed the powerlessness of people in China.
A man and woman have died, according to Japanese news media.
China accounts for up to a third of global markets for technology goods.
New York Times: People and places associated with the illness face stigmatisation.
New York Times: Fears are rising that the country could become a vector of transmission.
COMMENT: When the lockdown began, the atmosphere soon turned tense.
New York Times: People are confined and afraid, but their virtual lives are uninterrupted.
Families eager to be reunited after weeks in quarantine after evacuation from Wuhan.
You should develop a risk management plan now rather than wait for something to happen.
At what point will the Government decide to lift the travel restrictions?
The carrier has blamed partner airlines suspending flights to China.
New Zealand seen as "the classic safe place during a global crisis".
It is surprising there was no Plan B for dealing with mass cancellations of tech events.
New York Times: Family trapped in middle of spat between China and Taiwan.
The supercasinos of Macao will go back to the business of leisure as virus fears lift.
Up to 58 million people in China have been forced into lockdown amid the virus outbreak.
New York Times: European tourism relies heavily on visitors from China.
Hospital boss 'sacrificed' in battle against the deadly virus.
Eleven Kiwis are still awaiting evacuation from the virus-riddled ship.
BNZ sees risk of a recession from drought and coronavirus. ANZ says the risks are rising.
Kiwis living in China say there's limited social interaction even outside the epicentre.
Tourist numbers from China have been falling since early last year.
A Texan manufacturer is battling to keep up with demand.
One woman ended up in hospital after eating 16 bulbs of garlic.
Top leaders were aware of the outbreak's potential severity well before the public knew.