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AirAsia Shares Plunge after $50 Million Bribery Allegations on Airbus
AirAsia shares fell as much as 11% to 1.27 ringgit - their lowest since May 2016 - while those of AirAsia X tanked 12% to their all-time low of 11.5 Malaysian sen.
Philippines Reports First Coronavirus Death Outside China: WHO
The fatality is a 44-year-old Chinese man from the city of Wuhan, where the virus was first detected, and appears to have been infected before arriving in the Philippines.
Two Killed, Two Wounded in Shooting at Funeral in Florida; Police Hint at Family Feud
Police said listening devices in the area that detect the sound of gunshots counted 13 rounds fired.
After 40 Months, Commonwealth Takes Back Maldives That Quit over Criticism of Its Human Rights Record
The move is a new step in ending the international isolation that the Indian Ocean holiday destination suffered under strongman president Abdulla Yameen's rule from 2013 to 2018.
Weinstein Yelled, 'You Owe Me!’ Before Raping Me, Ripping off My Pants: Accuser Tells Court
The former Hollywood tycoon trapped the woman in a New York hotel room in March 2013, and angrily ordered her to undress as he loomed over her, and then raped her, she told jurors on Friday.
Pakistan Offers Field Hospital, Doctors to China to Combat Coronavirus
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had a telephone conversation with China's State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi and conveyed his condolences on the loss of lives.
Residents Jump from Los Angeles High-rise Following Massive Blaze
Television footage showed heavy flames and smoke billowing from one floor and a helicopter hoisting some of the residents from the rooftop to safety.
Four Shot Dead at Cockfighting Ring in South Vietnam
Gun violence is extremely uncommon in Vietnam, where it is illegal for citizens to own firearms and the black market for weapons is limited.
UNICEF Sends China Supplies to Help With Coronavirus Fight
The shipment, which was sent from Denmark, has arrived in Shanghai for onward movement to Wuhan, the city in central China at the epicenter of the outbreak, the United Nations Children's Fund said.
Seven Children Die as Roof Collapses in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Seven children died on the spot. Five others, including a woman were critically wounded in the tragedy.
Beijing Drugstore Fined USD 434,530 for Hiking Face Mask Prices amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The coronavirus outbreak, which started in the central city of Wuhan late last year, has killed 132 people, with nearly 6,000 infected in China.
Pakistani Hindu Girl Abducted from Wedding Venue, Converted to Islam and Married to Muslim Man
Sindh Minister for Minorities Affairs, Hari Ram Kishori, on Tuesday took cognisance of the incident, which took place last week in Hala town of Matiari district in Sindh province, and asked for a police report.
Japan to Send Evacuation Plane to Wuhan, Says Foreign Minister
The flight is expected to arrive in Japan early on Wednesday, with health officials on board monitoring the condition of passengers but no apparent plans so far to quarantine those arriving from Wuhan.
US State Department Bars NPR Reporter from Pompeo's Upcoming Trip After Testy Interview
Pompeo said in a statement on Saturday the reporter had lied in setting up the interview and in agreeing to conduct the post-interview conversation off the record.
UN Health Chief Visits China to Help with Coronavirus Containment
Last week, WHO held off on declaring the virus a global health emergency.
Turkey Ends Rescue Efforts after Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 41
The magnitude 6.8 quake caused 37 deaths in Elazig province, about 550 km (340 miles) east of Ankara, and four in neighbouring Malatya.