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General view of St. Peter Square after the Vatican reports its first case of coronavirus, at the Vatican, March 6, 2020. Reuters The Vatican said on Friday that a patient in its health services had tested positive for the coronavirus, the first in the tiny, walled city-state surrounded by Rome.The discovery brought the epidemic to the heart of the capital of Italy, the worst-hit European country. The death toll in Italy, where the virus has hit mostly in the north, stood at 148 on Thursday.A Vatican spokesman said the case was diagnosed on Thursday and that services in Vatican clinics had been suspended to sanitize the areas.Story continues below this adMost Vatican employees who us
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stanley cup border with the 108-acre city-state.Coronavirus outbreak: Follow LIVE updates hereBruni gave no details on whether the person who tested positive was such an employee or among the relatively few clergy or guards who live inside its walls.Explained: Why Vatican has opened its archives of Holocaust-era Pope Pius XII before timeThe Vatican has said Pope Francis, who cancelled a Lent retreat for the first time in his papacy, is suffering only from a cold that is without symptoms r
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stanley flask orten in Sydney. AP Photo/Rob Griffith, File Political allies of Australian Opposition leader Bill Shorten, who has been opposing the 21.7 billion dollar Adani Coal and Mine project, today expressed strong support to the Indian mining giant venture in Queensland.According to media reports, unions, including Australian Workers Unions, regional mayors and Queensland Labour government were now聽pushing for approval to be granted for a commonwealth聽loan for Adani project as well as changes to聽native title laws. The support comes a da
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