Iranian health minister warns COVID death toll could double as cases top 800,000
Ahead of government shutdowns, Health Minister Saeed Namaki warns nation that "This is the last chance for our health system ...
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Ahead of government shutdowns, Health Minister Saeed Namaki warns nation that "This is the last chance for our health system ...
Death toll stands at 2,639. 600 medical workers in quarantine. WHO officials warns that Europe could see an "explosion" of ...
Cabinet to discuss sending children in first to fourth grades back to school, based on the numbers of new cases. ...
Government threatens fines for residents of Tehran not wearing masks, which became mandatory on Oct. 10.
As Israel prepares to start the exit from its second lockdown, number of new confirmed cases continue to drop. Death ...
Opaganib, the company's experimental cancer drug, is being currently tested in patients hospitalized with severe COVID-19 pneumonia.
The latest death toll brings total fatalities in Islamic Republic to 27,658. Iran reports 4,019 new cases since Tuesday.
National Coronavirus Knowledge and Information Center points out that rise in number of cases cannot be attributed to increased testing, ...
Hospitals in northern Israel and Jerusalem forced to send patients to units in central Israel as serious cases and number ...
Cabinet ministers were poised to approve key decisions to help Israelis cope with nationwide shutdown starting on Friday. Schools to ...
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