Three Leicester City players have been isolated from the squad after showing flu-like symptoms, the Premier League club has announced. According to a statement from the club, the players were experiencing common seasonal illness, but precautions have been taken in line with government guidelines for coronavirus. Speaking at a press conference on Thursday morning, Leicester’s manager Brendan Rodgers confirmed the situation: “We’ve had a few players that have shown symptoms and signs [of coronavirus]. We’ve followed procedures and [as a precaution] they have been kept away from the squad.” A later statement from the club further explained: “In recent days, all three players presented with extremely mild illness and were advised by club medical staff, consistent...

Amid the coronavirus crisis, a man was apprehended after blatantly disregarding safety measures. He removed his face mask while aboard a train, licked his fingers, and proceeded to contaminate a handrail inside the train.   The individual, who was intoxicated, was caught on camera lowering his mask, putting his fingers into his mouth, and then rubbing the pole up and down.   Subsequently, the footage was widely shared online and transport authorities confirmed that the man was taken into custody.   Addressing the incident, the Brussels Intercommunal Transport Company, a public transport provider in Belgium, stated, "The man (intoxicated) was arrested by the police and our security service. The subway train has been removed from service for cleaning. For your information, our metros...

A man has been taken into custody after removing his face mask while on a train and proceeding to lick his fingers before wiping his saliva on a train's handrail, amidst the ongoing coronavirus crisis.   The passenger, aboard a Belgian subway train, was recorded lowering his face mask, putting two fingers into his mouth, and then rubbing the pole up and down.   The footage was shared online, and transport authorities later confirmed the man's arrest.   Belgium's public transport provider, The Brussels Intercommunal Transport Company, stated: "The man (intoxicated) was arrested by the police and our security service. The subway train has been removed from service for cleaning. For your information, our metros are cleaned every day."...

The final drug test results have been released, showing that both Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder tested negative for hard drugs and stimulants in their recent fight. The World Boxing Council disclosed the results more than two weeks after their highly anticipated match. Both boxers’ blood and urine samples were examined by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association under the supervision of the WBC’s clean boxing program. The WBC expressed its appreciation to both fighters and their teams for their participation in the Clean Boxing Program, highlighting their commendable sportsmanship and dedication to the sport. These results conclusively dismiss any speculation regarding the use of performance-enhancing substances by either boxer. Tyson Fury emerged victorious over Deontay Wilder on February 2...

Italian medical chief, Roberto Stella, has tragically succumbed to the coronavirus, according to reports. The 67-year-old president of the Medical Guild of Varese, who previously headed the medical association in the northern Italian region, passed away on Tuesday night in Como. He was hospitalized due to respiratory failure caused by the virus. His death was confirmed in a statement by Italy’s National Federation of Doctors and General Practitioners. Silvestro Scotti, national secretary of the federation, paid tribute to Stella, describing him as "the example of the capability and hard work of family doctors." Scotti also highlighted the plight of colleagues who lack proper individual protection amidst the ongoing crisis. ![Italian medical chief, Roberto Stella dies from coronavirus](h...