The next 10-15 days will be decisive in Vietnam's fight against the coronavirus, the Southeast Asian country's prime minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said, according to a government statement. On Monday, the southern city of Karachi, home to more than 20 million people, went into a mandatory lockdown, with the government restricting people to their homes other than to access essential services such as groceries, pharmacies or medical care, according to a government announcement. The United Kingdom has sent in its army to deliver protective equipment to hospitals and told people to stay at home and heed warnings over social distancing - or the government will bring in more extreme measures to stop the coronavirus spread. All domestic flights will stop from Tuesday midnight, India's federal government announced. With some doctors saying they felt like "cannon fodder", the government on Monday said the military would help ship millions of items of personal protective equipment (PPE), including masks, to healthcare workers who have complained of shortages.



Airlines must plan operations in order to land at their destination before 11:59pm on Tuesday, the government said in statement. The mother, who travelled from Paris via Singapore to Phnom Penh last week, has also now tested positive for coronavirus, the ministry said in a statement. Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi has gone into self-isolation for 14 days after returning from a trip to neighboring Namibia, the presidency said in a statement. Masisi took an emergency official trip to Namibia on Saturday to attend a meeting with other regional heads of state to discuss measures put in place by countries bordering Botswana to fight the coronavirus. He is expected to address the nation later on Monday on new measures to mitigate its impact. The number of people killed by the virus rose by one on Monday to 49, he said, while 30 patients have recovered from the disease. Japan's Olympic organising committee plans to dramatically scale back the torch relay until a formal decision on the Games is made, public broadcaster NHK said on Monday. The event, which was due to start on March 26 will now use lanterns to carry in the Olympic flame and will be more of a "tour" than a relay, NHK said.





The deployment will last from March 23 for 21 days, but could be extended for a further three months, the memorandum said. So far, 281 Britons have died from coronavirus and, in the past few days, British authorities have rapidly stepped up action to try to limit the spread of the disease and prevent a repeat of the death toll seen in other countries where thousands have died. Browse thousands of Real live camera users now and see which adult webcam show catches your eye! The country has deployed thousands of troops at checkpoints in main cities to limit movement, saying many residents had flouted earlier calls to stay at home. CWF supports the troops! South Africa's health minister said the number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose by 128 to 402 since Sunday. That is up from 37 deaths on Sunday. Iran has reported 1,800 deaths and 23,049 coronavirus infections. Pakistan has so far reported 875 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and six deaths.



Here is a list of what other sporting events have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some of the most commonly used terms and phrases explained: Your COVID-19 glossary. Read about it here. Zimbabwe has recorded the first death of a coronavirus patient, the health minister said, and urged the nation not to panic. Denmark will extend until April 13 a nationwide lockdown that has closed schools and restaurants and kept most public sector workers at home in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, the country's prime minister has said. At the same time, Thai workers from the countryside were also fleeing Bangkok after department stores, malls, dine-in restaurants, salons and other public places were ordered closed over the weekend. In a few months’ time, once people have completed Netflix and developed solid vitamin D deficiencies, hopefully the doors will fling back open to whatever life was like before social distancing. Doctor's Note: What does having the coronavirus feel like?