PARIS — With new tolls and key developments, here is the latest in the coronavirus crisis.

MORE THAN 3,500 DEATHS

Across the world, there have been almost 105,000 cases recorded in 95 countries and territories with 3,556 deaths, according to AFP's latest toll based on official sources at 1700 GMT Saturday (1 a.m. Sunday in Manila).

The main countries affected are mainland China (80,651 cases, 3,070 deaths), South Korea (6,767 cases, 44 deaths), Italy (5,883 cases, 233 deaths), Iran, (5,823 cases, 145 deaths), France (949 cases, 16 deaths) and Germany (785 cases, no deaths).

Colombia, Costa Rica, Maldives and Malta have announced their first cases.

CRUISE PASSENGERS

The coronavirus was detected in 21 out of 46 people tested on board the cruise ship Grand Princess, moored off the coast of California with 3,533 passengers and crew members.

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CLOSURES

Russia has closed its borders to foreign travelers from Iran.

The European Central Bank (ECB) asked 3,700 employees based in Frankfurt to carry out a day of telework on Monday, to test its emergency plan in the event of confinement.

Facebook has closed its London offices and part of its premises in Singapore after a worker tested positive.

Nurseries and schools will be closed for 2 weeks from Monday in two French departments, Oise and Haut-Rhin, where outbreaks have occurred.

ITALIAN REINFORCEMENTS

Italy is to recruit 20,000 health care staff including retired doctors for hospitals and might create new quarantine zones.

• Italy heads for lockdown as coronavirus spreads

POPE'S PRAYER

Pope Francis has decided to deliver Sunday's Angelus prayer by livestream to keep crowds from gathering on Saint Peter's Square.

QUARANTINE HOTEL COLLAPSE

Around 70 people were trapped when a hotel used as a coronavirus quarantine facility in eastern China collapsed.

• More than 40 rescued from China hotel collapse: state media

ECONOMY

Chinese exports plunged 17.2 percent year-on-year in January-February.

• Chinese virus-related slump to slash $50 billion in global exports: UN

Stock markets, oil prices and interest rates on sovereign debt have plunged.

CANCELLATIONS

The big cultural festival South by Southwest, which was to be held in mid-March in Austin, Texas, is canceled.

The Scotland-France rugby match scheduled for Saturday in Glasgow for the Six Nations women's tournament has been postponed after a Scottish player contracted the coronavirus.

The Barcelona marathon has been postponed from March 15 to October 25.

Hungary has canceled celebrations for its national holiday on March 15.

But Saudi officials reopened the area around the sacred Kaaba in Mecca's Grand Mosque, Islam's holiest site.

DOLLARS IN QUARANTINE

Dollar banknotes on their way back to the United States after being used in Asia are subject to quarantine, for a minimum period of 7-10 days instead of 5 previously, and up to 60 days.

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