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Coronavirus: Answers to travellers' questions

New York Times: Some common questions and advice from health and travel experts.

Chinese scientists say virus 'did not originate in seafood market'

Scientists say the coronavirus did not originate in a seafood market in Wuhan.

US accuses China of 'debt-trap diplomacy' in Pacific

"This is the new game on the block," senior US Army leader tells NZ.

Religious groups in China step into coronavirus crisis

New York Times: In temples, mosques and churches, China's believers eager to fight virus.

Coronavirus cases spike in Italy, South Korea declares 'red alert'

Italian authorities are racing to seal off towns as coronavirus cases rise.

'We can't be relaxed': Recovered coronavirus patients make grim discovery

New cases are dropping, but some 'recovered' patients showing traces of virus.

The coronavirus seems to hit men harder than women. Why?

New York Times: Virus appears to pose a particular threat to middle-aged and older men.

How China tracked detainees and their families

New York Times: Leaked document shows how people were selected for camps.

Video chats and ordering in: Coronavirus quarantine with a smartphone

New York Times: People are confined and afraid, but their virtual lives are uninterrupted.

Coronavirus: 150 locked-down NZ evacuees to return to real world today

Families eager to be reunited after weeks in quarantine after evacuation from Wuhan.

Preparing for the coronavirus makes good business sense

You should develop a risk management plan now rather than wait for something to happen.

Hamish Rutherford: Time to consider lifting coronavirus travel ban?

At what point will the Government decide to lift the travel restrictions?

NZ Post halts mail to and from China

The carrier has blamed partner airlines suspending flights to China.

'Bored' Chinese hunt for NZ boltholes while in lockdown

New Zealand seen as "the classic safe place during a global crisis".

Juha Saarinen: Tech sector caught out by coronavirus

It is surprising there was no Plan B for dealing with mass cancellations of tech events.

China reports 1886 new virus cases, death toll rises to 98

It comes after health officials in China reported that 80% of cases were mild.