The mayor of Baltimore is urging criminals to "put down the guns" following a street-corner shooting that wounded seven people as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, Fox News reported. The Tuesday shooting brought the city's number of non-fatal shootings to 111 for the year so far. The city has been plagued by gun violence for decades, with homicides surpassing 300 for each of the past five years. Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young told reporters the city will do everything to fight crime during the pandemic. The victims from Tuesday's incident were standing on a street corner when a man opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle. A police officer who saw the shooting fired at the suspected gunman as he was fleeing. The victims -- a 37-year-old woman, a 17-year-old boy, three 20-year-old men, and two other men ages 23 and 24 -- are listed in stable condition.

Footage of an argument at a frozen food supermarket in Ilford, east London, UK, ends with an older shopper being forcibly pushed off the premises by fed-up staff, much to the shock of onlookers. As the clip quickly gained traction on social media, many users sided with the customer and criticised the shop workers for using such aggressive tactics. It comes as a number of franchises are offering a 'silver hour' for elderly and vulnerable shoppers only, in an effort to allow them to collect their essentials without being disturbed by panic buyers.

Bergamo, Italy - The Italian Army transports 60 coffins from the hospital of Bergamo to Modena for cremation.

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There are now nearly 10,000 cases of #coronavirus in the US and it is fast spreading, with 152 deaths as of Thursday