Covid-19

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Many Vietnamese users made their own versions of a government-produced coronavirus safety video that went viral on TikTok. (Screengrabs: @quynh2001, @im.quangdang, @haotho512)

Government clip inspires coronavirus 'safety dance' challenge in Vietnam

South Korea ramps up efforts to combat the coronavirus epidemic.

Food, water and masks: South Korea’s COVID-19 quarantine kits

From performing the traditional lion dance in their living rooms to imitating fireworks, Chinese people are finding inventive ways to beat the boredom of quarantine.

Balcony concerts and living-room vacations: how Chinese people are beating quarantine boredom

This video shows Chinese police officers using a fishing net to stop a man apparently running a fever.

Did Chinese police really use a fishing net to arrest a man with a high fever?

Screengrabs of some of Adham Al Sayed’s videos, which show daily life in Wuhan under quarantine.

Meet the Lebanese student who decided to stay in Wuhan despite Covid-19

Screengrabs of a video that was shared widely on Twitter.

Did police kill a woman escaping a COVID-19 quarantine in China?

A Chinese shopkeeper and citizen journalist known as Fangbin was detained Feb. 1, 2020 by police and interrogated after he posted videos on his YouTube channel showing hospitals crowded with patients infected with the coronavirus..

'Go get a warrant!': Wuhan shopkeeper defies police over coronavirus videos

People circulated this video on social media, claiming it shows a doctor, ill with coronavirus, collapsing in a hospital in Wuhan. It turns out that’s not the real story.

Did a doctor in China really collapse during surgery because he had contracted coronavirus?

Screengrabs of photos posted on Twitter.

Hong Kong residents join massive queues for masks as fears of coronavirus spread

Screengrabs from a video that has been widely shared by social media users claiming that it shows the market in Wuhan, China that is thought to be the epicentre of the coronavirus.

Are there really dogs, snakes, rats and bats for sale at the Wuhan market where coronavirus originated?

Screengrabs from videos circulating on social networks in late January 2020 with captions saying bat soup is eaten in China and could be a source of the Wuhan coronavirus.

Is bat soup a delicacy in China? We debunk a rumour on the origin of the coronavirus

Amélie Chapalain, a French student stuck in the Chinese city of Wuhan, which has been placed under quarantine because of a coronavirus outbreak, posts regular updates on her Instagram account.

French student Instagrams life in Wuhan under coronavirus quarantine

Screenshots from videos posted to Twitter, from left: bodies in a Wuhan hospital; police guard a train station; a crowd of people at a hospital.

Videos from Wuhan, ‘ground zero’ of the coronavirus

Screengrabs of messages posted by a Chinese traveller on the social media site WeChat where she explains how she avoided screening for coronavirus when entering France.

Chinese traveller says she slipped past coronavirus screening when entering France

Videos showing security measures put in place to protect people from the outbreak of coronavirus in China have been circulating on social media.

Coronavirus sparks panic across China: 'I wear a face mask as soon as I go outside'

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