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  Iran war latest: Explosions reported in southern Iran as official says four sites in Bushehr struck Latest updates Missile strikes tanker off Oman's coast, UKMTO says Bahrain says air defences intercepted Iranian missile and drone attacks US ends third consecutive night of strikes on Iran IRGC says two tankers struck after attempting to transit mined route Two tankers hit by Iranian missiles, UAE says Trump says Gulf countries will reimburse US for protection Trump cargo fee would be 'fundamentally wrong', Hapag-Lloyd says Trump: 'We'll end up controlling the Strait of Hormuz' 00:19 an hour ago Pinned Four locations in Iran's Bushehr hit by projectiles, official says Four locations in the southern Iranian city of Bushehr were struck by "enemy" projectiles on Tuesday afternoon, according to a provincial official. The deputy governor of Bushehr for political and security affairs said four sites in the city were struck on Tuesday afternoon, d...
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Danger of worldwide coronavirus spread 'extremely high' cautions WHO as China circumstance settles

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Danger of worldwide coronavirus spread 'extremely high' cautions WHO as China circumstance settles
By Julia Hollingsworth, Steve George and Amy Woodyatt, CNN

Would it be advisable for you to go during the coronavirus flare-up?

With new instances of novel coronavirus revealed day by day in nations over the globe, numerous explorers are thinking about whether they should drop or delay existing plans and hold off on booking trips. 

"Should I drop my excursion to Rome and Florence?" one CNN peruser is pondering. 

"What is the edge for reconsidering household itinerary items?" another inquires. 

Shockingly, there's nobody size-fits-all answer. 

It's especially an individual figuring, specialists state, taking various components - the explorer, their sidekicks, the goal and then some - into thought.

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