Number of deaths worldwide now more than 3,000
More than 90% are in Hubei, China, but there have been deaths in 10 other countries
European Union disease prevention agency raises risk level to "moderate to high"
South Korea reports 476 new cases, a total of 4,212, and a death toll of 28
Italy has had more than 2,000 cases, with a death toll of 52
Six Americans have died, all in Washington state
The leader of a South Korean church linked to the outbreak gets on his knees to apologise
Indonesia, Senegal, Jordan, Iceland, Portugal, Armenia, the Czech Republic and Andorra confirm their first cases
The second MotoGP race of the season - the grand prix of motorcycling - has been postponed indefinitely, the Thai deputy prime minister has said.
It was due to be held in the country later this month.
New South Wales' health minister Brad Hazzard has urged people to stop shaking hands as a greeting, and instead to pat each other on the back.
Australia earlier confirmed its first case of person-to-person transmission.
Image source, Getty ImagesA mother and daughter bring the number of confirmed cases to three
Algeria has confirmed two new cases of coronavirus infections, in a 53-year-old woman and her 24-year-old daughter.
They have been placed in isolation in Blida province south of the capital, Algiers, the health ministry said on Sunday.
It said the pair had hosted a man and his daughter from France who tested positive for coronavirus after their return.
It means there are now three people in Algeria confirmed as having the virus.
The country's first case was confirmed last week in an Italian national, who authorities deported to Italy.
The leader of a South Korean religious sect that has been linked to a majority of the country's coronavirus cases has apologised for the spread of the disease.
"I would like to offer my sincere apology to the people on behalf of the members", said Lee Man-hee, who was pictured bowing with his head to the floor.
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US sportswear giant Nike has closed its European headquarters after an employee tested positive for the virus.
The HQ, which is located in Hilversum city in the Netherlands, is currently being deep-cleaned.
It is not clear when it might re-open.
Image source, Getty ImagesA man has been sentenced to death by a Chinese court for killing two officers at a checkpoint which was set up to control the spread of the virus, reported news agency AFP.
On 6 February, 23-year-old Ma Jianguo, together with a passenger, had been driving a minivan through a checkpont in Yunnan when they were stopped.
Ma refused to co-operate with checkpoint officials - though it is not clear what exactly was demanded of him. His passenger began trying to remove the checkpoint roadblock, leading the officer to begin filming them on his phone.
Ma then stabbed the official - and another who came to his aid. Both men died from their wounds in a killing the court described as "extremely vicious".
Sameer Hashmi
BBC World reporter
Emirates Group has offered its staff the option of taking voluntary paid or unpaid leave.
In an internal email to employees the airline said: "A particular challenge for us right now is dealing with the impact of Covid-19.
‘We've seen a measurable slow-down in business across our brands and a need for flexibility in the way we work."
The Emirates group, which includes the Emirates airline, has over 100,000 employees.
An Emirates spokesman said: "We can confirm the email was sent to our employees around paid and unpaid leave.
"Point to note - the leave we are asking employees to take is voluntary. It is at the employee's discretion if they want to take it or not."
Australia has confirmed its first case of person-to-person transmission, according to ABC., external
It is believed to have been transmission from a patient to a doctor in New South Wales.
Previous patients with the virus had caught it overseas.
At the weekend, Australia had 29 confirmed cases of Covid-19, with one death.
Thailand has reported one new virus case, bringing the total number of cases to 43.
The new patient is a 22-year-old woman who was in contact with a driver - who later tested positive for the virus.
Thailand also announced that it would postpone the MotoGP race that was scheduled for 20 -22 March.
Image source, GettyShare prices in Asia have risen after Japan's central bank promised to help protect markets from the impact of the coronavirus.
On Friday the US Federal Reserve made a similar pledge to stop more big falls on the world's financial markets.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 was 1.2% higher, the Hang Seng in Hong Kong was up by 0.8% and China's Shanghai Composite was 3.1% higher.
In a rare emergency statement, Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank would take necessary steps to stabilise financial markets: "Overseas and domestic financial markets continue to make unstable movements due to heightening uncertainty over the impact on the economy from the spread of the coronavirus."
"The BOJ will monitor developments carefully, and strive to stabilise markets and offer sufficient liquidity via market operations and asset purchases," he added.
Resty Woro Yuniar
BBC News, Jakarta
Two Indonesians have tested positive for coronavirus, in the country's first cases of the virus.
The two patients, a 64-year-old woman and her 31-year-old daughter, had come into contact with a Japanese citizen who visited Indonesia recently, said president Joko Widodo.
He stopped short of mentioning the whereabouts of the two patients but said they were both hospitalised.
Before this, Indonesia has had zero known cases of the virus, though experts have expressed doubts over this claim.
Laura Bicker
BBC News
Four more people - all from South Korea's worst-affected city of Daegu - have died, bringing the total death toll to 26.
South Korea had earlier on Monday reported 476 new cases, bringing the total number of cases to 4,212.
Two Amazon employees based in Italy have contracted the virus and are currently under quarantine.
Italy - which has the biggest number of cases in Europe - has seen its number of infections double in 48 hours, the head of the country's civil protection body said on Sunday.
At least 34 people have died in Italy, with 1,694 confirmed cases of the virus.
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