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when we went to the embassy in rabat, they told us morocco has banned all travel. >> reporter: they say they're taking precautions, scared of what may happen if they get sick in a foreign country. they're not alone. in honduras a women's football team is stranded. >> most people's concerns are people that have kids. kids are at home and not knowing what they're doing. your kids are worried about you. your family is worried about you. >> reporter: sandy cahill is also stuck in morocco. >> never in my life have i not had control over what i can do or where i can go. >> reporter: she says calls to u.s. officials have gone unanswered. >> it's very unsettling. i think that's the best word i can come up with. >> reporter: all still determined to get back home. >> everything i'm reading on twitter and facebook are saying people are unable to get anywhere. we'll keep trying. >> reporter: such a tough situation. hundreds of travellers are also stuck in panama after a music festival there. they have 100 coronavirus cases so far including one death. >> zohreen shah thank you so much. >>> coming up

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when we went to the embassy in rabat, they told us that, oh, morocco has banned all travel in and outtry. >> reporter: they say they're taking precautions, scared of what may happen if they get sick in a foreign country. >> each individual city only has 600 beds. so the things that we don't know about the health care system here are pretty fearful for me. >> reporter: they're not alone. stephanie goldberger is in peru under a 15-day lockdown. in honduras, a woman's football team is stranded. >> i think most people's concerns are people that have kids. the kids are at home. not knowing what they're doing, kids worried about you. >> reporter: sandy cahill from oregon is also stuck in morocco. >> never in my life have i not had control over what i can do, where i can go. >> reporter: cahill says calls and emails to u.s. officials have gone unanswered. >> it's very unsettling. >> reporter: all of them still determined to get back home. >> everything that i'm reading on twitter and facebook is saying that the people that are following through are unable to get anywhere, but we'll keep tryi

the events in stockholm, naples, and rome and rabat will all be rescheduled in due course.e money, which will come from the novak djokovic foundation, will be used to bring in medical equipment to the country. the foundation normally focuses on pre—school education for serbian children. uk healthcare and other key workers will be eligible for free tickets to next year's rugby league world cup. the organisers of the tournament say they will give more than 20,000 free tickets away as a thank you for their hard work during the coronavirus outbreak. tickets had been due to go on sale this summer, but that will now be delayed because of the pandemic. england rugby union head coach eddiejones took a 25% pay cut this week as the sport looks to save money during the pandemic. but he's still scouting for talent — and encouraging young players to keep training at home. you can still improve your game at this time. you can set up a gym at home. you can do some training in the backyard. you can practice your skills, get your parents to help you. and the parents, i notice a ha rd you. a