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Bindi Irwin, Chandler Powell’s Wedding Special Irked Australians: ‘Why Do We Have To Wait’

Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell’s wedding special made Australians furious.

Two Malaysian Airlines May Merge To Survive Impact Of Coronavirus Pandemic

AirAsia's top executives have stepped aside during an investigation into alleged plane-buying kickbacks

State-owned, loss-making Malaysia Airlines could merge with budget carrier AirAsia

Malaysia Turns Back Rohingya Boat Over Virus Fears

Belongings of Rohingya refugees rest on the shore as their boat remains anchored off Teknaf in Bangladesh on Thursday

Malaysia turns back Rohingya boat over virus fears

There are an estimated 2,000 elephants used in Thailand's lucrative tourism sector

Thai Man Trampled By Elephant From Park Closed By Pandemic

Thai man trampled by elephant from park closed by pandemic

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Customers in facemasks selling gold at a shop in Bangkok's Chinatown

Gold Glitters As Cash-strapped Thais Sell Jewellery

Gold glitters as cash-strapped Thais sell jewellery

At a temple north of Bangkok worshippers poured water down a bamboo tube to a waiting monk, to maintain social distancing

Poles Apart: Thais Find Novel Way To Mark Virus Hit Songkran

Poles apart: Thais find novel way to mark virus hit Songkran

Coronavirus Update: French, Thai Doctors Think Dermatological Issues Could Be COVID-19 Symptoms

Doctors in France and Thailand have reported new dermatological presentations in COVID-19 patients.

The IMF says Asia's biggest economies will narrowly avoid recession this year, but should boubnce back strongly in 2021

China, India To Narrowly Avoid Recession In Virus-hit 2020: IMF

China, India to narrowly avoid recession in virus-hit 2020: IMF

Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc waits for the start of the ASEAN meeting

ASEAN Leaders Meet Online To Tackle Coronavirus

ASEAN leaders meet online to tackle coronavirus

Another Coronavirus Shock: Rice, Wheat Prices Surge As Countries Hold On To Food Grain Stocks

The prices of foodgrains and several other agricultural produce are rising despite a good harvest, because the coronavirus lockdowns have disrupted supply chains.

Bodies are moved to a refrigeration truck serving as a temporary morgue in New York, the main focus of the US outbreak, with more than 4,750 deaths

Coronavirus Update: First Case Of COVID-19 Transmission From Dead Body To Human Confirmed

What appears to be the world's first death caused by COVID-19 being transferred by a corpse to a living human has been reported in Thailand.

'Medibot' is mounted with a camera and screen via which patients can communicate remotely with medics

'Medibot' To Do Rounds On Malaysian Virus Wards

'Medibot' to do rounds on Malaysian virus wards

North Korean defector and human rights activist Ji Seong-ho is running for a parliamentary seat in South Korea

Defector Hailed By Trump Seeks South Korean Parliament Seat

Defector hailed by Trump seeks South Korean parliament seat

Tiger Mauled Farmer To Death, Body With Severe Wounds Retrieved

The body of the victim was retrieved from the scene and handed over to his family, local media said.

‘90 Day Fiancé’ Where Are They Now: David, Annie Share Update On Baby Plans

Are “90 Day Fiancé: Pillow Talk” stars David Toborowsky and Annie Suwan ready to have a baby?

Rights groups have warned of a race against time to protect inmates, calling on all countries to relieve the pressure on packed prisons through early release rulings

Prisoners Dread Virus Outbreak In Race Against Time

Prisoners dread virus outbreak in race against time

A controversial kennel known as Auntie Ju's Shelter for Stray Dogs on the outskirts of Bangkok says donations of food and money have dramatically decreased since the outbreak of coronavirus

Overcrowded Thai Dog Shelter Blames Coronavirus For Drop In Donations

Overcrowded Thai dog shelter blames coronavirus for drop in donations

Red-light districts from Bangkok to Pattaya have gone quiet with night clubs and massage parlours closed and tourists blocked from entering the country

Scared But Desperate, Thai Sex Workers Forced To The Street

Scared but desperate, Thai sex workers forced to the street

Members of the medical staff listen as Montefiore Medical Center nurses call for N95 masks and other âcriticalâ PPE to handle the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on April 1, 2020 in New York

Coronavirus N95 Mask Shortage: Trump Invokes Defense Production Act Against 3M, Threatens Retaliation

Trump invoked the Defense Production Act Thursday to boost the number of masks available in the U.S. to fight coronavirus.

Medical staff move bodies from the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center to a refrigerated truck in Brooklyn, New York

Global Virus Cases Top A Million, Deaths Surpass 50,000

Global virus cases top a million, deaths surpass 50,000

Sumatran tigers are considered critically endangered by protection group the International Union for Conservation of Nature, with fewer than 400 believed to remain in the wild

Tiger Mauls Man To Death, Bites Off Leg After He Entered National Park

The man’s right leg was bitten off and missing, presumably eaten, and there was a huge wound on his head.

Buddhist monks wear face shields as they collect alms in Bangkok, Thailand

Thailand Man Positive For COVID-19, Spits On Passenger, Drops Dead

A man in Thailand who was posthumously confirmed positive for COVID-19 was seen on a surveillance footage spitting on an unidentified train passenger. He was then seen vomiting and coughing before he dropped dead in front of a toilet. Authorities are looking for the unidentified passenger who was exposed to the patient.

Empty food carts with chairs stacked on them sit in a lot next to a busy Bangkok highway -- the latest casualty of a deadly coronavirus which has stunted global travel and economies.

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