O Shanghai Daily deste sábado tem um único assunto: Coronavirus

Four imported cases of coronavirus reported in Shanghai

The cases include three Zhejiang Province natives who work and live in Italy.

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US to spend US$50b, buy oil amid virus economic pain US President Donald Trump on Friday declared a national emergency to stem the damage from the coronavirus, unlocking US$50 billion in federal spending. Read More Trump says 'likely' to be tested for coronavirus soon US President Donald Trump said Friday he would "likely" be tested soon for the novel coronavirus, although he stressed he is "displaying no symptoms." Read More

Tokyo 2020 to ensure the Olympic Torch Relay in Japan safely begins on March 26 Tokyo 2020 will work closely with all municipalities and related organizations in Japan to ensure the Olympic Torch Relay safely begins on March 26. Read More Europe becomes epicenter of COVID-19 pandemic: WHO Europe has now become the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, with more reported cases and deaths than the rest of the world combined, apart from China. Read More

Almost 15,000 test positive for coronavirus in Italy  Civil Protection Department Chief Angelo Borrelli confirmed that 14,955 people have tested positive for the coronavirus and 1,266 have died. Read More

Switzerland shuts schools, bans public gatherings as COVID-19 cases top 1,000 Switzerland decided on Friday to close schools and ban public and private gatherings involving more than 100 people as COVID-19 cases in the country rose over 1,000. Read More

Death toll from coronavirus in Iran passes 500, as most Mideastern countries report rise in confirmed cases The death toll from COVID-19 passed 500 in Iran on Friday, while most countries in the Middle East reported rise in the number of confirmed cases amid the raging epidemic. Read More

Chinese billionaire Jack Ma offers US virus test kits, masks "We hope that our donation can help Americans fight against the pandemic!" Ma said in the statement, which was posted by the Jack Ma Foundation. Read More

France's Louvre and Palace of Versailles shut by coronavirus The Louvre in Paris, the world's most visited museum, said Friday that it was closing "until further notice" because of the coronavirus. Read More