Women and low-paid among worst hit by UK coronavirus job cuts

Low-paid workers, young people and women are most likely to have lost work in Britain due to the economic turmoil caused by the coronavirus lockdown, researchers said on Monday.

Bangladesh is in the middle of a 17-day countrywide lockdown to halt the spread of novel coronavirus.

Struggling to cope with the extreme stress of shielding themselves from the highly infectious disease, the elderly are most vulnerable in face of the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

Nearly 100 mosques in Germany and the Netherlands on Friday rang out with the sound of the call to prayer, as a gesture of support for Muslims amid the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the world’s largest malls in western Tehran, Iran Mall, is turned to temporary hospital with 3,000 beds ready for patients as the new coronavirus hits the Iranian capital.

As most of the major mosques worldwide have suspended congregational prayers to maintain social distancing aimed at containing the spread of the novel coronavirus, the digital world has become a new hub for worshippers...

Payments, preparations and other procedures for would-be Turkish pilgrims to Saudi Arabia have been halted indefinitely amid the coronavirus outbreak, Turkish authorities announced Friday.

Millions of Muslims across South East Asia stay at home on Friday following bans and repeated calls to suspend Friday congregational prayers as part of efforts to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus known ...

The phone line in New Delhi crackled with the voice of Ravinder Singh, an Indian migrant worker desperately seeking help as a nationwide coronavirus lockdown leaves him and millions like him without food, shelter ...

With all-important Friday congregational prayers banned in mosques over coronavirus fears, Turkey’s top religious authority today led the faithful via television screens.

Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has launched disinfection operations aimed at combating the coronavirus in Tehran, as part of a nationwide biological defense exercise.

Iran says it has screened over 41 million people for COVID-19 symptoms as part of its measures to contain the pandemic across the country.

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) is gearing up for disinfection operations and biodefense maneuvers as warnings claim that the country might be the target of a biological attack.

Three months into the new coronavirus outbreak, more than 190 countries are taking special measures to contain the pandemic infection.

Doctors, nurses and members of medical teams marked the beginning of Persian New Year in hospitals as the country is under restrictions to contain the coronavirus pandemic.