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- Coronavirus: India extends lockdown, cases in Germany jump by over 2,000
Coronavirus: India extends lockdown, cases in Germany jump by over 2,000
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CNBC said that Singapore reported 386 new cases of Covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, as of noon local time on April 13, bringing the total number of cases closer to 3,000.
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China's National Health Commission said on April 13 there were 89 new cases of coronavirus infection, mostly travelers from overseas.
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India's coronavirus lockdown has been extended until May 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an address to the nation. The initial 21-day lockdown was due to end on Tuesday.
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Global cases: More than 1.9 million
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Global deaths: At least 119,588
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Most cases reported: United States (581,679), Spain (170,099), Italy (159,516), France (137,877), Germany (130,072)
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