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- Chinese health authorities say the number of confirmed cases of new coronavirus in mainland China has topped 40,000, with the death toll now over 900.
- U.S. Democratic presidential contender Pete Buttigeig is trying to win support from a wider spectrum of voters ahead of Tuesday’s primary in New Hampshire.
- Iran has announced that it launched a rocket carrying a satellite that failed to reach orbit.
- The death toll from the new coronavirus outbreak in China has surpassed the number of worldwide deaths from the 2003 SARS epidemic.
- The World Health Organization says an investigative team will leave on Monday or Tuesday for China to help devise ways to contain new coronavirus infection.
- Japan has put another intelligence-gathering satellite into orbit.
- Chinese health authorities say that, as of Friday, the number of people who have died from illnesses caused by the new coronavirus has climbed to 722.
- The World Health Organization says demand for medical masks has increased up to 100 times due to an outbreak of the new coronavirus.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that a senior National Security Council official, who testified against him in the impeachment inquiry, might be removed from his post.
- The number of patients infected with the coronavirus in mainland China has exceeded 30,000, with the death toll surpassing 600.
- Japan’s health ministry says another 41 people aboard a quarantined cruise ship moored at Yokohama Port have tested positive for the new coronavirus.
- The Iowa Democratic Party has announced that former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg is in first place in the state’s caucuses, with all precincts counted.