About 500 people entered self-isolation in staff quarters of India’s presidential palace on Tuesday, Reuters reported. In India, the alarm was raised at President Ram Nath Kovind’s residence in Delhi after the daughter-in-law of a sanitation worker living in employee quarters tested positive. Neither Kovind, 74, nor his aides would self-isolate as they would not have come into contact with lower-level workers, officials said. The president has a mostly ceremonial role. The families of palace workers living in 114 apartments on the grounds were ordered to stay inside, and seven members of the sanitation worker’s family were moved to quarantine. India’s 1.3 billion people have been ordered to remain indoors for 40 days under a nationwide lockdown to slow the spread of the virus.

Meanwhile, in Brazil ... 😂 #Quarantine

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Kentucky witnessed its highest daily spike in coronavirus cases Sunday – just days after hundreds of protesters broke social distancing measures and gathered outside the state capitol building to demand Gov. Andy Beshear reopen the economy. Despite the demonstrations, Beshear, a Democrat, said Kentucky would not begin incrementally reopening the economy or easing its lockdown restrictions until seeing a downward trajectory of reported coronavirus cases for at least 14 days. It was not immediately clear whether the surge in cases was linked to the protests. The governor said Kentucky recorded 273 new cases by Sunday, the largest 24-hour increase in infections since the onset of the outbreak. Cases spiked by less than half that amount by Monday, with just 102 new infections recorded overnight, WYMT-TV in Hazard, Ky., reported.

Four unfinished 20-story buildings in Shanghai, China, were brought down by a controlled explosion within 15 seconds simultaneously early Monday. A new urban complex of businesses, shops, and finance will replace the area.

Spanish National Police reported: "So we stopped at Almería to one of the most wanted Daesh Foreign Terrorist Fighters in #Europa of Egyptian nationality, he would have illegally entered Spain and was hiding in a rental apartment. Two other people accompanying him were also arrested."