China has increased the official Coronavirus death toll in its city Wuhan by 50%, which supports US President Trump's claim of misleading information about the death figures from the country. Wuhan, the central Chinese city where the coronavirus first emerged late last year, acknowledged that people died at home and cases were overlooked as hospitals struggled to cope in the early days of the outbreak. In the revised figures, the Wuhan city government raised the death toll by 1,290, about 50 percent, bringing the total in Wuhan to 3,869 and the number of deaths across China to 4,632.       An unidentified official in Wuhan’s epidemic and prevention and control headquarters, as quoted by the Chinese State-controlled Xinh...

Expressing his viewpoint, music executive Jude Okoye conveyed the possibility that shows and concerts may not resume until a vaccine for COVID-19 is discovered.   Jude, who is the elder sibling of Peter and Paul Okoye from the former music duo PSquare, shared this opinion on his Twitter account on Friday, April 17. ''In the current situation, there may never be any show or concert until there’s a vaccine for COVID-19. As an artist whose income is largely dependent on shows, prepare yourself for an extended hiatus,'' he wrote.

Social media personality Sahar Tabar is reportedly on a ventilator after contracting COVID-19 while incarcerated. Sahar Tabar, whose real name is Fatemeh Khishvand and hails from Iran, claims to resemble Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie. She was arrested in October on charges that include blasphemy, inciting violence, illicit income generation, and corrupting the youth. She was detained on the orders of Tehran's guidance court, which oversees 'cultural crimes and social and moral corruption'. Reports suggest that the 22-year-old is in critical condition after contracting Coronavirus while in prison. The US-based Center For Human Rights In Iran mentioned that a judge in the country had denied her bail even after her lawyers req...