A cluster of 13 new coronavirus cases in Thailand has been linked to a group of friends who exchanged cigarettes and whiskey while socializing during a night out.   Dr. Sukhum Kanchanapimai, the health ministry's permanent secretary, stated that the new cases originated from individuals who acquired the virus while enjoying Bangkok's nightlife.   Addressing reporters, he mentioned, "There was inappropriate behavior, sharing drinks, cigarettes and not avoiding social activities after returning from an at-risk country. Don't share cigarettes and drinks."   As documented by Thai PBS World, the group frequently gathered to socialize in Bangkok on February 21, 27, and 29.   Dr. Sukhum Kanchanapimai informed the publication that the friends had been 'drinking from the same glass of whi...

Woman's Attempt to Evade Arrest by Claiming to Be Beyonce After Stealing Car A theft suspect in New Mexico was apprehended after she stole a car and then attempted to persuade the arresting officers that she was the renowned singer Beyonce Knowles.   According to the Las Cruces Sun News, a law enforcement officer noticed 48-year-old Surena Henry driving a stolen vehicle and attempted to initiate a traffic stop.   Despite the officer's attempts, Henry ignored the authority and drove home. Following a pursuit, the officer caught up with her as she parked outside her residence.   Upon being confronted by the officer, Henry reportedly refused to disclose her true identity and instead claimed to be the singer of the hit song "Single Ladies."   ...

The Nigerian lady, who made headlines earlier this week after being caught in a viral video with another man in her matrimonial home, has now released a new video defending herself. She clarified at the beginning of her video that she is not legally married to the man who is believed to be her husband and is also the father of her children. In her defense, the lady revealed that her husband, who is legally married in the United States and has a son, ended their marriage after traveling abroad. She also explained that the man found in her home is a friend who had come to deliver medication for her eye treatment. Below are the videos which captured the incident and her subsequent defense: [Insert Instagram video here] [Insert another Instagram video here]

The president of the Portuguese islands has confirmed that Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo is not infected with the coronavirus, despite being held in quarantine in his native Madeira.   Earlier this week, the Portuguese footballer flew back to Madeira to visit his sick mother Dolores, who had a stroke earlier this month. He quarantined himself after his teammate Daniele Rugani was diagnosed with coronavirus, and while there are reports of Paulo Dybala also testing positive, Juventus has reportedly denied these claims.   Ronaldo, the former Real Madrid star, has threatened not to return to Italy and intends to stay at home while the risk of infection remains high.    Miguel Albuquerque, the President of the Madeira regional government, spoke about Ronaldo's situation, stating, '...

Confirming the absence of coronavirus infection in Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo, the president of the Portuguese islands stated that Ronaldo has not been infected, despite being in quarantine in Madeira.   Earlier this week, the Portuguese footballer traveled back to Madeira to visit his ill mother Dolores, who suffered a stroke earlier this month. He decided to quarantine himself after his teammate Daniele Rugani was diagnosed with coronavirus. There were also reports of Paulo Dybala testing positive, which Juventus has reportedly denied.   Amidst the fear of infection, the former Real Madrid star has expressed his reluctance to return to Italy and plans to stay at home for the time being.   Commenting on Cristiano Ronaldo's situa...