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'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

Defector Hailed By Trump Seeks South Korean Parliament Seat

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

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?

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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.

Thailand Imposes Nationwide Curfew To Curb Virus Spread

Thailand imposes nationwide curfew to curb virus spread

China's decision to lock down the city of Wuhan, ground zero for the global COVID-19 pandemic, may have prevented more than 700,000 new cases

Asia Virus Latest: Japanese Business Sentiment Negative; April Pranks Off

Asia virus latest: Japanese business sentiment negative; April pranks off

Infographic: Growth Regions In Asia Expected To Suffer GDP Losses

Southeast Asian countries like Thailand and Malaysia are expected to deal with the biggest losses, while Vietnam could be lucky enough to record a below average decrease in its economic activity.

These Indian police are hoping their eye-catching helmets will help educate people on the dangers of the coronavirus but virus pranks and jokes for April Fools' Day are strictly off the table

Pandemic Pranks Off The Table On April Fools' Day

Pandemic pranks off the table on April Fools' Day

Wild Goats Take Over Empty Streets Of Welsh Town Amid Coronavirus Lockdown

Wild goats have been strolling along the now empty streets of a town in north Wales.

Coronavirus Finance: Federal Reserve To Let Other Central Banks Swap Treasury Bonds for Dollars

The FIMA Repo Facility takes effect April 6 and will last six months.

With global travel paralysed the animals are unable to pay their way, including the 300 kilograms (660 pounds) of food a day a captive elephant needs to survive

Hungry And In Chains, Thailand's Tourist Elephants Face Crisis

Elephant camps and conservationists warn hunger and the threat of renewed exploitation lie ahead, without an urgent bailout.

Condom Shortage Seen As World's Biggest Sheath Producer Is Under A Coronavirus Lockdown

Karex Berhad was forced to shut down its three factories across Malaysia after its government ordered a lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus.

Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike is expected to run again

Tokyo Sees Sudden Spike In Coronavirus Cases, Creating Concern About Potential Spread

While Japan has largely avoided the rate of infections seen in South Korea, a spike of cases in Tokyo raises fears

Airlines have been been hit by a double-whammy: plunging demand and sweeping travel restrictions imposed by governments

CDC Issues Travel Warnings For 4 More Countries During Coronavirus Pandemic

The CDC has issued high-risk travel warnings for four more countries. Here's where they are.

The Philippines became the first country to shut down its stock market as the country goes into lockdown

Coronavirus Philippines Update: Death Toll At 33, Confirmed Cases Expected To Spike

It appears that the Philippines is also climbing toward a peak that might occur in the next few days assuming it follows the same overall trajectory of other countries.