In Jalisco, authorities are preparing to use a special ambulance to transport potential victims of the coronavirus. The vehicle was originally built to deal with nuclear and biological attacks. Now, it could become a new tool in the battle against this new deadly pandemic.

As coronavirus continues to spread, so has misinformation. Secretary of state Mike Pompeo urged Americans to be watchful of the information shared on social media platforms. To discuss this topic UNews spoke to Peter Adams, he's with the News Literacy Project.

The number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. rose dramatically since Wednesday, with more than 10,000 infected cases and the death toll over 150. The federal government is said to be preparing for a pandemic that could last up to 18 months or longer.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement is pausing most immigrant arrests during this time. To discuss what the Trump administration is doing to keep immigrants in detention centers from contracting the virus UNews spoke to Melissa Taveras, she with the Florida Immigrant Coalition.

In the capital of Mexico City, many are concerned about the cleanliness of public transportation and what critics call the lack of mitigation efforts by the government. But now some are turning to a new solution: cycling.

The coronavirus is hitting the nation's cleaning professionals particularly hard. For those who clean houses for a living, we have entered a new uncertain time.