Kobe Bryant crash passengers were negligent, court documents allege
The brother of the pilot in the helicopter crash that killed all nine people aboard including NBA legend Kobe Bryant says the passengers..
Chinese and Indian soldiers engage in 'aggressive' cross-border skirmish
An "aggressive" cross-border skirmish between Chinese and Indian forces Saturday resulted in minor injuries to troops, a spokesman for the Indian Ministry of Defense has confirmed.
Global death toll reaches 287,293
The global death tally from coronavirus pandemic reached 287,293 as of Tuesday morning.
Coronavirus Unit DMCH records 91 deaths in 9 days
At least 91 people died in Dhaka Medical College Hospital’s COVID-19 unit in the last nine days since the beginning of the novel coronavirus infected patients’ treatment at the hospital.
Crowds swelling in markets in Bangladesh capital amid virus infection risks
Dhaka experienced an increased number of customers on Monday in the markets that reopened after government’s clearance on conditions that owners would follow health guidelines.
Test seekers agitate at Mugda hospital
Angry COVID-19 test seekers staged an agitation at Mugda General Hosptial Monday morning as the hospital declined to test them hours after their waiting.
White House Covid cases contradict Trump's message on opening
The White House Covid-19 outbreak is undermining President Donald Trump's narrative that it's safe to open up the country and that diagnostic testing is of limited importance.
Western countries want to reopen. Renewed outbreaks in China and South Korea show the continued risk
"It's not over until it's over."
The future of tourism in the coronavirus era: Asia may hold answers to what's ahead
It's a sunny day on Bangkok's most famous tourist street, and shopkeeper Cletana Thangworachai is open for business.
India to ‘gradually’ ease lockdown, resume train services
One of the world’s largest train networks will ‘gradually’ restart operations from Tuesday as India eases its coronavirus lockdown,
