Denmark has been under a major lockdown since mid-March with the purpose of limiting the rapid transmission of COVID-19. The Danish Prime minister, however, announced during a press conference on the 6th of April that the whole country must gradually reopen after the Eastern Holidays.

India has launched a massive search to track down those who attended an event organised by a Muslim missionary movement after dozens of people test positive for coronavirus and at least seven reportedly die. Authorities in the Indian capital on Tuesday sealed off the premises of Tablighi Jamaat, accusing it of organising a religious gathering from March 13-15 and ignoring the threat of the COVID-19 outbreak. (Source: www.aljazeera.com)

During the video conference President Erdogan held with the mayors on “the struggle” against the Coronavirus that has taken hold of Turkey and the world, he declared the Coronavirus as a common enemy, explained his strategy of struggle and said: “At this instant, we're all fighting a sneaky enemy that threatens the future of our country and the lives of our people.

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Surprise, relief and a "mix of emotions" greeted the news Thursday that Brenton Tarrant, the man who had carried out New Zealand's worst peacetime atrocity, had reversed his not-guilty plea and was convicted on all charges. Tarrant killed 51 worshipers and injured dozens at two mosques in Christchurch on March 15 last year. The first of the attacks was live-streamed on the Internet.