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VIDEO: UAE conducts 34,000 COVID-19 tests, reports 725 new cases and 3 deaths

14 May 2020

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter The UAE Health Ministry conducted more than 34,000 COVID-19 tests, and revealed 725 new coronavirus cases in the country on Wednesday. ...

Sharjah to reopen drivers' training, testing institutes after Eid holidays

13 May 2020

Gulf Today Report The Sharjah Police on Wednesday announced the reopening of driving training institutes in the emirate to provide training and testing services immediately after Eid Al Fitr...

Coronavirus interrupts the broadcast of the world's longest-running television cartoon ‘Sazae-san’

11 May 2020

Production of the world's longest-running cartoon and a mainstay of the Japanese weekend has been interrupted by the coronavirus, forcing the broadcast of re-runs for the first time in decades....

How masks went from 'muzzle' to fashion's object of desire

11 May 2020

Once upon a time if you wanted to get ahead you got a hat. Now if you want step outside your front door you need a mask. In a matter...

VIDEO: Meet the dog who doesn't bark, but politely reminds people to follow social distancing

09 May 2020

Far from barking its orders, a robot dog enlisted by Singapore authorities to help curb coronavirus infections in the city-state politely asks joggers and cyclists to stay apart. ...

New study links low vitamin D levels with high COVID-19 death rate

08 May 2020

Gulf Today Report In a growing list of studies on vitamin D and its link with COVID-19 disease, British researchers have found an association between low average levels of...

Hong Kong penguins chill during pandemic while carers work overtime

05 May 2020

Save for an absence of gawping crowds, life for the penguins of Hong Kong's Ocean Park has been much the same during the coronavirus pandemic -- but their carers have...

When dangerous misinformation becomes contagious

01 May 2020

Michael Hiltzik, Tribune News Service In olden times, it was fairly easy to identify the sources of misinformation and cultural ignorance: They were either commercial entities that profited from...

Coronavirus pandemic makes Southeast Asia’s Ramadan food bazaars go digital

28 Apr 2020

For 15 years, Siti Zabedah Abdul Wahab's family food business has opened for one month a year, selling murtabak, a pan-fried bread stuffed with meat, at Malaysia's popular Ramadan bazaars....

Syrian dancer takes the spookily empty Paris as her canvas amid the coronavirus lockdown

26 Apr 2020

Dancer Yara Al Hasbani is used to causing a stir everywhere she goes. The Syrian choreographer has drawn crowds across France for her performances in...

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