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Germany has become the latest country to close borders as European nations try to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

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Franco-German frontier remains opened, yet border controls have been reinforced, French government has said. Earlier reports suggested that Berlin decided to shut it altogether in a bid to stop the coronavirus outbreak.

Gov. Gavin Newsom asked Californians older than 65 on Sunday to isolate themselves and told neighborhood bars and pubs to close amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Officials recommend in-person events involving 50 people or more be called off for the next eight weeks — twice as long as the 30-day shutdowns that the NBA, NHL and Major League Soccer decided to put into place last week.

Thousands have lined up in long queues to get their bags and pass customs at airports across the US, with photos of the crowds going viral. The chaos has been blamed on enhanced coronavirus checks under the European travel ban.

Japan has now recorded 28 deaths from the virus, including seven from the cruise ship, NHK said.

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US President Donald Trump has tested negative for the coronavirus, the White House physician has said.

It's been a week of extraordinary developments, as the coronavirus has continued to spread across the world. The news updates are almost non-stop and at times it's easy to lose track. Here's a summary of what happened in the past seven days.

Coronavirus cases in Spain have risen by 1,500 to more than 5,700, public health officials say.

As the coronavirus spreads across the US, tens of millions of Americans may not seek medical help either because they are uninsured or undocumented. That puts everyone in society at greater risk.

Ric Bucher dives into potential mess that would affect everybody from NBA's highest-paid stars to arena workers.

New Zealand's PM has said nearly everyone entering the country from midnight on Sunday must self-isolate to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Against the odds, Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong have kept COVID-19 numbers low, despite their links to China. Perhaps governments in North America and Europe, which are now bearing the brunt of the pandemic, can emulate their best practices and turn the tide

Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan, Guinea and Mauritania all confirmed their first cases of the new coronavirus on Friday, giving the disease a foothold in 19 countries on the African continent.

With the flu season imminent, distinguishing between coronavirus and influenza is causing plenty of confusion. This is how they differ.

China has seen a dramatic drop in the number of new coronavirus cases being recorded, with officials saying they have passed “the peak”.

Serena Williams is among a growing number of celebrities who are self-isolating and may have contracted coronavirus, as Tori Spelling complains about the lack of toilet paper in the shops.