Customers shot 2 McDonald's employees after being told to leave due to coronavirus restrictions

Two customers shot two McDonald's employees in Oklahoma City after they were told to leave the store's dining area The suspects got angry and took out a gun when they were asked to leave due to coronavirus restrictions that were in place

Two workers were shot and a third was injured, Henderson said, during "the melee that ensued." Police told CNN affiliate KOCO that one of the victims was shot in the leg while the other was shot in the shoulder. Both injuries are considered non life-threatening, the affiliate reported .Police at the scene also said a female employee sustained lacerations to her head, KOCO reported.

The incident is one of a multitude of protests from residents across the country responding to restrictions in place to combat the virus. In Michigan, a Family Dollar store security guard was shot after telling a customer to wear a face mask -- a mandate in place by the state for all retail stores.

Also in Michigan, a man wiped his nose on a Dollar Tree worker's shirt after the employee told him he needed to wear a mask.In southern California, a customer wore what appeared to be a Ku Klux Klan hood during a trip to the grocery store -- and repeatedly ignored staff requests to remove it.

Coronavirus: Hospitality industry losses 'in hundreds of thousands'

Northern Ireland pubs have lost hundreds of thousands of pounds while feeling the "pain" of the coronavirus crisis, an industry chief has claimed.

Hospitality Ulster head Colin Neill warned the fear must not "become bigger than the actual challenge".

He described the cancellation of one of Ireland's Six Nations rugby fixtures due to the virus as a blow to pubs.

There have been two confirmed cases of coronavirus on the island of Ireland, one on each side of the border.

• The first person to test positive was a woman in Northern Ireland who had recently returned home from northern Italy.

• The second was a male student who attends a Dublin secondary school that has since been closed for 14 days as part of the Republic's infection-control measures.

  Worldwide, there have been almost 90,000 confirmed cases of the disease.

  The number of people who have died after being diagnosed with Covid-19 has exceeded 3,000.

  What we should do to prevent catching and spreading the virus?

• Wash hands frequently with soaps and water or uses a sanitizer gel

• Catch cough and sneezes with disposable tissue

• Throw away used tissues

• Avoid touching your eyes,nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.

• Avoid close contact with people who are unwell.

The postponement of the Ireland v Italy rugby match is a financial hit for pubs, says Colin Neill

Extra effort is being made on hygiene in the hospitality industry, says Colin Neill