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Authorities said they had received "numerous" complaints from people saying the game has a "serious negative impact on (the) physical and psychological health of the children" who played it.
The WHO confirmed on Sunday there were more than one million cases of the COVID-19 disease stretching from Morocco to Pakistan.
Rome blamed IS for being the culprit in the 'biggest seizure of amphetamines in the world', but analysts have blamed the Syrian regime.
According to the World Health Organization, there are 14 hospital beds per 10,000 inhabitants in Iraq.
The Brussels IV conference on Syria addresses one of the biggest humanitarian emergencies. This year, the UN's goal is to raise around $10 billion.
In today's roundup: Iran to start testing coronavirus vaccine on humans, strained Iraqi doctors pushed over the edge battling virus and world donors raise funds for Syrians.
Israel's foreign ministry retweeted a quote given by Saudi FM Adel Al-Jubeir calling Iran the 'world's number one terror sponsor', concurring that Iran 'is the enemy of all of us'.
The country's overall death toll is heading towards 2,000, with official daily fatalities starting to top 100 in the past week - and doctors warn they cannot keep up.
The UN and the West have warned Russia that halting cross-border deliveries would cause 'suffering and death'.
Soror Al-Husseini helped pull bodies from the rubble after IS was defeated in Mosul. Now she is leading the charge as Covid-19 sweeps the northern city.
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