Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno has declared a new 30-day state of emergency nationwide and two weeks of curfew amid fears of holiday crowds and gatherings fuelling new coronavirus cases
Most domestic work is informal, leaving workers vulnerable, especially in times of crisis like Covid-19
China began testing imported fresh and frozen food after the coronavirus was found on a chopping board used to cut salmon at a large food market in Beijing
In a statement, the Embassy of Ecuador said the country had in fact denied Nithyananda's request for asylum, and he left the country for Haiti
The government said security forces had managed to subdue protests in some provinces and restore 'normality'
The security company vpnMentor uncovered the breach on the server run by the firm Novaestrat
Mindo has carved out a unique niche for itself in the developing world: a tourism hub where long-term goals of environmental conservation have taken precedence over the temptation of overexploitation
Foreign Ministry calls claims a bid to 'defile' its dignity
The group will continue promoting social and economic equality
This number of victims is still lower than that for the same period in 2013 when an AH1N1 epidemic had left 114 dead
Emergency was declared after the devastating earthquake left 668 people dead and over 80,000 displaced
President Rafael Correa has said that the quake caused $3 billion in damage
The quake-hit nation is also drawing on $600 million in emergency credits from the World Bank and other multilateral lenders
Just days after the South American country was devastated by a deadly 7.8-magnitude quake.
It was the earthquake, a 7.8-magnitude monster that late on Saturday toppled buildings along the coast and a ways inland, injuring at least 2,500
Dazed residents began the week in flood waters up to their chests -- and ended it Saturday evening with a devastating 7.8-magnitude quake
More than 3,000 packages of food and nearly 8,000 sleeping kits were being delivered to survivors
About 2,500 people were injured when the strong 7.8-magnitude quake hit Saturday evening
The 7.8-magnitude quake struck off the Pacific coast on Saturday and was felt around the Andean nation of 16 million people
The quake was centred 27 kilometres south-southeast of Muisne, in a sparsely populated area of fishing ports that's popular with tourists