If you can’t follow the most basic rules, what do you expect hundreds of millions of others to do?
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Cruise ships taken off course as anti-virus controls widen
One ship on the Nile is under quarantine while another in the Indian Ocean has been denied access to ports in Thailand and Malaysia because dozens of passengers are from Italy.
Thousands of cruise passengers stranded off California
State authorities are working with federal officials to bring the Grand Princess to a non-commercial port.
Trump’s CDC visit turns into scattershot defense on virus
The president veers into political score-settling, exaggerations and talk harking back to his impeachment.
Coronavirus hits milestone, infecting over 100,000 worldwide
The illness, which has killed more than 3,400 people and emerged in over 90 countries, edged into more U.S. states on Friday.
Worries over virus prompt changes in many worship services
They include a decision by numerous Catholic dioceses to suspend the serving of wine during Communion.
Maine lags the nation for in-state testing for coronavirus
Maine is 1 of 5 states that have been sending samples to Atlanta for testing, but the state CDC says it has received new equipment and will be authorized to do its own testing by Monday.
Vatican confirms first coronavirus case as pope recovers from cold
The city-state’s health clinic, which is used by Vatican employees and their families, is shuttered for sanitizing.
SXSW, other entertainment events worldwide cancelled on coronavirus fears
Movie releases, film festivals, concerts and other events involving public crowds and international travel have taken a hit.
Roller-coaster week ends with bond yields, stocks sinking
Investors are trying to guess how much economic damage the coronavirus will ultimately inflict.