There are reports suggesting that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-Un,  has either died or is in critical condition with no prospects of recovery, as indicated by media outlets in China and Japan. This follows the dispatch of a team by the Chinese government, including medical experts, to North Korea for advising on the leader's care, after he underwent a heart surgery considered to be life-saving during the Coronavirus outbreak. TMZ reported that a vice director of a Hong Kong-backed news channel, who apparently is the niece of a Chinese foreign minister, confirmed the stunning news of Kim Jong-un's demise on a social media app called Weibo, reaching out to her nearly 15 million followers, citing a "very solid source." A Japanese magazine has also reported that...

Two identical twin sisters have tragically passed away from Coronavirus within a short span of three days. Emma Davis, 37, a former nurse, died at Southampton General Hospital on Friday, just three days after her twin sister Katy, who worked as a paediatric nurse at the same hospital. The heartbreaking news came just hours after Emma posted a tribute to her late twin sister. Their sister Zoe confirmed the deaths, revealing that the twins had been unwell and suffering from underlying health conditions for some time.     Zoe described her sisters' deep bond, saying, "They always said they had come into the world together and would go out together as well. There are no words to describe how special they were," in an interview with the BBC. Katy's colleagues at Southampton Children...

New images, captured by Indian photographer Srikanth Santhinathan, depict the dramatic scene of a mother giraffe's futile attempt to safeguard its one-day-old calf from a lioness in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Park.     The photos capture the moment when the mother and baby giraffe were pursued, resulting in the adult lion seizing the calf and brutally breaking its neck to consume it, despite the mother's desperate yet unsuccessful efforts to repel the predator by kicking out at it.   A giraffe's long neck enables it to watch out for predators, but newborns are vulnerable, making them easy targets for wild cats.   'One morning, we observed the large giraffe and noticed a lioness trailing it from behind. Nearly two minu...

New images captured by Indian photographer, Srikanth Santhinathan, depict the intense moment when a mother giraffe fought in vain to protect its one-day-old calf from a lioness in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Park. The sequence of photos captured the moment when a lioness chased down the mother and baby giraffe. The mother fiercely kicked out at the predator, but the lioness managed to pounce on the baby giraffe, cruelly breaking its neck to devour it. While an adult giraffe's neck serves as a lookout for predators, the same protection is not available to the vulnerable babies, making them easy targets for wild cats. "One morning, we observed a large giraffe being stalked by a lioness from behind. Within minutes, the baby giraffe dis...

On April 25, a Nigerian man shared a devastating account on Twitter of losing his mother to a hypertensive crisis while they were on their way to the hospital.   Read his heartfelt tweets below:  

The World Health Organization has stated that there is no evidence suggesting that patients who have recovered from COVID-19 cannot get reinfected. On Friday, April 24, the international health agency released a statement addressing the possibility of using the detection of antibodies as a basis for an "immunity passport" or "risk-free certificate." However, it emphasized that it will continue to review the evidence on antibody responses to the infection. The statement from WHO included the following points: - Studies show that people who have recovered from the infection have antibodies to the virus, but some individuals have low levels of neutralizing antibodies, suggesting that cellular immunity may also be crucial for recovery. - As of April 24...