Earthquake kills 9 in Turkey, injures many in Iran

A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck in Iran on Sunday morning, killing at least nine people, including children in neighboring Turkey.
Policymakers predict rapid recovery
Chinese policymakers expect a quick recovery of economic growth after the novel coronavirus pneumonia epidemic is contained, as the country has made a series of strong policy adjustments to counter downward growth pressure.
First novel coronavirus vaccines begin animal testing
The first batch of vaccines against the novel coronavirus has produced antibodies and undergone animal testing, an official of Zhejiang province's Science and Technology Department in East China said at a news conference on Sunday.
Fighting the virus: Unprecedented medical aid from across China
China has mobilized the power of the whole country and launched unprecedented medical aid to Hubei province, center of the novel coronavirus outbreak. Doctors including TCM medical workers, nurses such as those with intensive care expertise, emergency rescuers, experts and academicians, all come to the front line from across the country.
China says coronavirus vaccine trials to start around late April
China could start clinical trials for a potential vaccine for the novel coronavirus around late April, an official said Friday.
Three new coronavirus cases in Iran after two deaths
Iran has confirmed three new coronavirus cases following the deaths of two elderly men, the health ministry told AFP on Thursday, as Iraq banned travel to and from its neighbour.
Washroom-on-wheels: India firm turns buses into women's toilets
Like many Indian women, college student Suvarna Dongare dreads getting caught short when she is out and about, with hygienic public toilets in short supply across the country.