Italy records the most coronavirus-related deaths in a single day as the U.K. orders pubs and restaurants to close
California and New York strengthened emergency measures in response to the growing coronavirus crisis, tightening restrictions on residents and businesses, as a new surge in deaths in Italy helped push the world-wide toll to well over 10,000.
Italy reported 627 fatalities Friday, the world’s highest number of deaths in a day from the coronavirus. The country’s total death toll now stands at 4,032, the most of any country, including China.
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