Coronavirus: Laos reports first death; Singapore unlinked cases rise to 13 – South China Morning Post
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A Vietnamese woman died from Covid-19 in Laos on Sunday, according to state-run media, marking the first death from the disease in the impoverished communist country.Reclusive, landlocked Laos had appeared to escape the brunt of the pandemic in 2020, but a community outbreak uncovered last month has sent the number of cases soaring – from 49 in early April to 1,302 in less than a month.Authorities confirmed on Sunday that a 53-year-old Vietnamese woman had died from Covid-19, according to state…Read More
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