By Julia Hollingsworth, Jenni Marsh, Rob Picheta, Fernando Alfonso III and Amir Vera, CNN
From CNN’s Taylor Barnes
The number of coronavirus deaths in Ecuador doubled between Saturday and Sunday, according the country’s health ministry.
The ministry reported 14 coronavirus deaths Sunday, up from seven Saturday.
Ecuador’s health ministry reported the number of positive cases more than tripled in a one-week span. On Sunday, the health ministry reported 789 confirmed cases of the virus. At the beginning of the week, the government had reported 58 confirmed cases.
From CNN’s Mohammed Tawfeeq
The United Arab Emirates suspended all inbound and outbound passenger flights and "the transit of airline passengers" in the UAE for two weeks to combat the spread of coronavirus, according to the UAE's state-run news agency WAM.
The decision will take effect in 48 hours, WAM reported.
From CNN's Mohammed Tawfeeq
Saudi Arabia has ordered a daily curfew between 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time beginning Monday, according to Saudi state-run SPA news.
The curfew is scheduled to last for 21 days and came directly from Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, SPA said in its report.
Security, health, water, electricity, trash collection and media sectors are excluded from the curfew, according to SPA.
Saudi Arabia says it is taking these measures to contain the spread of coronavirus in the country.
From CNN’s Anna Sturla
Pennsylvania’s largest city announced a stay-at-home order Sunday, prohibiting "all public and private gatherings of any number of people occurring outside a single household or living unit," according to a press release from the Philadelphia mayor's office.
The order will go into effect Monday at 8 a.m.
Essential personal activities, such as obtaining essential goods and services, seeking medical attention, caring for family members in another household, or reporting to a job at an essential business, are exempt from the restriction.
From CNN’s Deanna Hackney
Two Chicago Police Department officers have tested positive for coronavirus, according to city police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.
In a statement on his Twitter account, Guglielmi says that "both officers are in good spirits & all cases appear separate and distinct from one another."
Chicago police are working closely with the city's health department to "implement best possible infection controls for affected officers & areas," Guglielmi said.
The total number of Chicago police officers who have tested positive is now three, according to Officer Steve Rusanov.
From CNN’s Radina Gigova, Jackie Castillo and Taylor Barnes
Nationwide prison riots in Colombia prompted by coronavirus fears have left at least 23 inmates dead and 83 injured, the country's Ministry of Justice said on Sunday
Today is a very sad and painful day for the country," Justice Minister Margarita Cabello said in a video address.
"I have to inform you that last night there was a massive and criminal escape attempt at the La Modelo prison and revolts at different penitentiary centers in the country," she said.
The escape attempt at Bogota’s La Modelo prison, one of the country’s largest and most overpopulated prisons, resulted in the reported 23 dead and 83 injured Cabello said.
"There were no escapes," said Cabello, adding, "Nor was there was a sanitary problem that could have prompted this plan and these revolts."
Cabello said as of Sunday, there are zero inmates or prison personnel who have tested positive for coronavirus or who have been isolated because of coronavirus.
Earlier Sunday, Colombian President Ivan Duque said security forces and prison authorities are responding to "disorders in different parts of the country."
From Nicky Robertson
President Donald Trump outlined on Sunday the aid being sent to New York, Washington and California, the three major hot spots of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States.
He announced federal medical stations that will be delivered within the next 48 hours:
Trump outlined the specific number of items being sent to New York and Washington.
Supplies sent to New York as of March 19:
Supplies sent to Washington as of "about 3 days ago:"
CNN's Mia Alberti and Mohammed Tawfeeq
All McDonald's restaurants in the United Kingdom and Ireland will close at 7 p.m. Monday, according to a statement from Paul Pomroy, McDonald’s UK and Ireland CEO.
"Over the last 24 hours, it has become clear that maintaining safe social distancing whilst operating busy takeaway and Drive Thru restaurants is increasingly difficult," Pomroy said. "We have not taken this decision lightly and know that our restaurants have been playing an important role in the community providing hundreds of thousands of free drinks to frontline health and social workers and emergency services personnel."
Pomroy thanked the 135,000 employees for "adapting so quickly to a constantly evolving work environment, taking every step to keep our customers, couriers and teams safe and looking after each other so very well."
It was unclear when the restaurants would reopen.
From CNN’s Clare Foran and Ted Barrett
A key procedural vote to advance a massive stimulus package failed Sunday afternoon as Senate Democrats lined up against it.
The vote was 47-47. Lawmakers needed to clear a 60-vote threshold to succeed.
Democrats have been expressing concerns over the legislation as it stands throughout the day as talks continue and the vote, originally set for 3 p.m. ET, was delayed until 6 p.m. as Democrats dug in against it and to allow for more time for negotiations.
A final bipartisan deal to respond to the devastating toll the spread of coronavirus has not yet been reached, but talks are expected to continue.
Senators were voting instead on a shell bill that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is using as a placeholder until a final deal is reached.
