MUMBAI (REUTERS) - The number of confirmed new coronavirus cases in South Asia neared 6,000 on Saturday (April 4), even as authorities in some cities tightened restrictions on movement and warned lockdowns could be extended in a bid to rein in the pandemic.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
MUMBAI - The number of confirmed new coronavirus cases in South Asia neared 6,000 on Saturday , even as authorities in some cities tightened restrictions on movement and warned lockdowns could be extended in a bid to rein in the pandemic.
Maharashtra has 516 confirmed cases of Covid-19 - the disease caused by the coronavirus - and 26 people have died. RESTRICTIONS TIGHTENED The number of Covid-19 cases have more than doubled in South Asia in the last week. Health experts warn an epidemic in the region, home to a fifth of the world's population, could overwhelm its already weak public health systems.
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