Cars wait in a long queue outside of Starbucks in Edgewater borough of New Jersey on April 04, 2020 to get a coffee via drive-thru service since coffee stores has been closed due to global COVID-19 crisis

At least one person was killed and four others injured in Russia when a gas cylinder exploded, the country's Emergency Ministry said Saturday.

A local Turkish music band, Narkoz, set up a sound system on two balconies of their apartment to hold weekly concerts, in an aim to lift the spirits of people amid coronavirus lockdown in Turkey's western İzmir. The group's vocalist also changed some lyrics to reflect the pandemic and encourage people to stay indoors.

The largest convention center in North America, Chicago's McCormick Place, is being converted into a field hospital to treat coronavirus patients with mild symptoms.

China on Saturday observed three minutes of silence to remember the lives lost to coronavirus.

A total of 143 passengers, who came from France, are transported to the dormitories due to the new type of coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak in central Kirikkale province, Turkey on April 03, 2020.

The Muslim call for prayer (adhan) recited at nearly 100 mosques in Germany and the Netherlands on Friday through loudspeakers installed on the minarets in a bid to boost the morale of Muslims amid the coronavirus lockdown.

At least three Iraqi soldiers were killed in a bomb attack carried out by the Daesh terror group in Kirkuk, north of Iraq's capital Baghdad, according to a military officer. Lt. Gen. Saad Harbiye, Kirkuk operations commander, told Anadolu Agency that two other soldiers were injured when a roadside bomb targeted a patrol vehicle belonging to the Iraqi army near the town of Sergaran in the Dibis district of northwestern Kirkuk. Security forces have launched an operation against the terrorists in t...

Lockdowns to halt the spread of the coronavirus have brought an uncanny silence to some of the world's busiest places.

Tents of homeless people are seen in Washington, DC, United States on April 02, 2020. It is difficult for homeless people, whether living in a shelter on the streets, to practice social distancing, self-isolation and basic hygiene, making it difficult to protect vulnerable people from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Medical workers at Turkey's Regional Training and Research Hospital (BEAH) on Friday (April 3) applauded 20 patients who were allowed to go home after recovering from coronavirus. The patients were clapped by staff as they left the hospital in Erzurum in Turkey.

Zookeepers wear protective suits feed animals after Gaziantep Zoo is closed to the visitors as a preventive measures against coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in southeastern Gaziantep province, Turkey on April 03, 2020. Gaziantep Zoo staffs provide daily care and hygiene routine for animals.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has tested positive for the coronavirus and is self-isolating in Downing Street, joined in the national round of applause for doctors, nurses and all other essential workers battling the coronavirus outbreak.

A team of health officials were pelted with stones while they were trying to trace a suspected coronavirus patient in India's Indore. 'We had information about a person coming in contact with a Covid-19 patient… We were talking to the person (the elderly woman) when, all of a sudden, residents got agitated and attacked us,” a doctor told the Hindustan Times.

Aerial shots of Baku on April 01, 2020 during a curfew imposed by the government to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Azerbaijan imposed a nation-wide lockdown due to the novel coronavirus outbreak starting Tuesday. After a meeting on the pandemic, country's cabinet announced on Monday that the curfew would be launched across the country between March 31 and April 20. The public will only be able to venture outside their homes to buy immediate medical needs, if their lives or health ...

An Indian police took to the streets on a horse which he covered with club-shaped spikes to raise awareness and urge people to socially distance against the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak.

Various shots of the yellow flowers blooming in a snow-covered field in Ovacik district of eastern Tunceli province, Turkey on April 02, 2020.

A 10 year-old Italian boy on Thursday sent an emotional message to Turkey, thanking it for helping Italy combat the novel coronavirus after a Turkish plane carrying medical supplies, including masks, overalls and hand sanitizers reached the country. Ernest Gabrielle Scrocchi who lives in Milan, said: 'I would like to thank the Turkish government and the Turkish people for their help to Italy. Thank you Turkey.'

A Turkish military plane carrying medical aid landed in Italy, where coronavirus has caused record fatalities on April 01, 2020. Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio thanked Turkey for helping in combating the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Luigi Di Maio said, “Today's help is very important to us. We thank President [Recep Tayyip] Erdogan, Foreign Minister [Mevlut] Cavusoglu and all Turkish people for their solidarity.”

Medical staff help a suspected COVID-19 patient who was fainted as she walked out of the Brooklyn Hospital Center in New York, United States on April 01, 2020.