The numbers in the Ayatollah state are rising: 44,605 ​​patients according to official data (sixth place in the world) • Nevertheless, the regime approves foreign nationals to immigrate to the holy cities

• Fighting in Corona in Tehran // Photo: AP

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani admitted Tuesday (Tuesday) to the country's citizens for complying with the government's decisions regarding the fight against the Corona virus, but in practice the numbers continue to rise across the state. In the last day, according to the Ayatollah regime, 141 people died of the virus, raising the total number of dead from the virus to 2,898.

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In terms of patients, Iran bypassed France, at least temporarily, on the way to the world's sixth number of patients in Corona, with 3,111 positive diagnoses in the last day, bringing the total to 44,605. Of this number, no fewer than 3,703 are in serious condition. In Tehran, they are trying to encourage their recovery from the virus of 14,656 patients. At the same time, in India, ten civilians who returned from Iran to Rajasthan were reported - and only then were they diagnosed as Corona patients. In the international face, Iran has received encouraging news with the delivery of large-scale medical supplies from European countries. However, at the true and full state of the country, there is no telling how much the supply will really help.

Meanwhile, Iranian Majles member Aziz Akbrian told the ILNA agency in an interview today that the state continues to allow foreign nationals to make pilgrimages to the city of Qum. Although Qom and Mashhad are two holy cities to Shiites, the permit to allow Shiites from all over the Arab world to make a pilgrimage seems an absurd decision.

Even Saudi Arabia has already banned the pilgrimage to Mecca and the country at the beginning of the outbreak, with the aim of preventing a major expansion of Corona with the entry of millions of foreign pilgrims. Akbarian criticized the Saudi regime for this decision, saying: "We must find a solution to the issue of the world on pilgrimage. The fight against the Corona virus is no joke." However, he said in a pessimistic statement, saying: "If the epidemic continues to spread like this, we will be the last country to get rid of the Corona."