Denmark Rushes Through Emergency Coronavirus Law
Denmark’s parliament on Thursday night unanimously passed an emergency coronavirus law which gives health authorities powers to force testing, treatment and quarantine with the backing...
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Denmark Acts To Protect Economy From Coronavirus Impact
Denmark on Thursday took dramatic action to keep its economy going through the coronavirus pandemic, making an extra 200bn Danish kroner ($30bn) available for banks...
Covid-19: Malaysia Adds Denmark To Restricted Travel List
Denmark is the latest country to be added into Malaysia’s Covid-19 travel restriction list, following a decision by the European country to go into lockdown....
Coronavirus: Danish Government Calls For End To Hoarding Food Etc.
Denmark’s government has called on people to stop hoarding food and other essentials after supermarkets were hit by a sudden rush on Wednesday night. “We...
Coronavirus Current Update: 514 Infected In Denmark
The coronavirus has now spread throughout the world after the first case was found in Wuhan in Hubei Province in eastern China in December 2019....
UPDATE: Coronavirus Cases In Denmark Hits 440 After Overnight Spike
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases registered in Denmark has risen by close to a third, with 78 new patients diagnosed overnight. The Danish Patient...
Harvey Weinstein Is Sentenced To 23 Years In Prison
A New York court on Wednesday sentenced former film producer Harvey Weinstein to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. That’s what the...
Here Are The New Coronavirus Spread Statistics In Sweden
A coronavirus that is previously unknown to scientists is spreading in the world and thousands more have died. The first cases of the new corona...
Eerie Photos Show Empty Subway Stations In NYC Amid Coronavirus Panic
The new coronavirus brought the unthinkable: a lonely New York City commute. Dramatic photos shot by a Post photographer show a nearly empty Times Square...
State And City Officials Worry Coronavirus Will Tank Economy, Finance
State and city officials openly worried Tuesday that the coronavirus outbreak could wreak havoc on New York’s banking and tourism industries — blowing new holes...