Britain’s coronavirus death toll has risen by 888 to 15,464, UK’s health ministry says.
The coronavirus death toll in Iran surpassed 5,000, according to the country's health ministry.
Iran allowed some businesses in the capital of Tehran and nearby towns to re-open Saturday, however, after weeks of lockdown, according to the Associated Press.Miami's police chief, Jorge Colina, tested positive for coronavirus, he announced in a message to his department. He said he is remaining in isolation until tests show that he's"no longer at risk for spreading the virus to coworkers."1h ago / 2:25 PM UTCThe death toll in Spain surpassed 20,000 on Saturday, and the total number of infections in the country nearly reached 200,000, according to Spanish health authorities.
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