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Italy, which is experiencing a rapid outbreak of the emerging Corona virus, has reported 19 new deaths and infections, as its death toll has increased during the past 24 hours to 6,077 deaths from 5,476.
The number of confirmed cases of the virus, according to the latest statistics announced by the Italian Civil Protection Agency today, rose to 63,927 from 59,138 previous cases, indicating that 7,432 people fully recovered from the infection.
In turn, French Health Minister Olivier Ferrand announced that 186 additional deaths from the Corona virus were taken, taking the total number in the country to 860 deaths and 19,856 people in the country.
And French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe suggested that the closure might continue for several more weeks imposed in France to slow the spread of the Corona virus, indicating that the government is tightening the procedures even further without ruling out imposing curfew orders in every city.
In Spain, local officials said that the number of deaths due to the virus rose to 2,182 today, after the death of 462 people during the past 24 hours.
In Cyprus, President Nikos Anastasiades declared the country closed and banned the movement of civilians, except in the case of absolute necessity, until the 13th of next April. He said: “We are really at war and cannot be won unless we close the ports.” After 116 confirmed cases of HIV infection in the country.
For its part, the Ministry of Health and Sports of Myanmar announced the registration of the first two cases of coronavirus in Chin State and Yangon District.
In addition, Pakistan has authorized the deployment of the army throughout the country and the capital, Islamabad, to slow the spread of Covid 19, according to a spokesman for the military establishment, Babar Iftikhar, who called on all forces in the Pakistani army and its medical capabilities to prepare to intervene quickly, after 875 people were infected and 6 died from the virus, a higher number by 28 times than it was eight days ago.
In Ankara, Turkish Health Minister Fakhruddin Kuja announced that 293 new infections and 7 new deaths from the Corona virus have been recorded in the country during the past 24 hours.
In Zimbabwe, the Minister of Health, Obadia Moyo, announced the registration of the first death from the Corona virus, while the President of Ivory Coast, Hassan Elta and Tara declared a state of emergency in all parts of the country and imposed a night curfew and a gradual isolation of the population, in the framework of exceptional measures to cope with the outbreak of the new Corona virus.
In Algeria, President Abdel Majid Taboun announced the imposition of a complete quarantine in various parts of the country for a period of 10 days, with the possibility of extending it, and imposing a curfew on the province of Blida and my part on Algiers after recording 139 cases of HIV infection in the country, including 15 deaths, according to an Algerian government statistic, while the Ministry of Health announced Moroccan The number of newly infected with the new Coruna virus has risen to 143.
The Sudanese authorities also announced the imposition of a daily curfew in all countries with the suspension of buses between cities and all states after announcing the monitoring of two confirmed cases of HIV infection in the country in addition to 17 suspected cases under supervision and follow-up.
In Beirut, the National Operations Room for the Lebanese Disaster Management announced the increase in the number of corona infected people to two hundred and sixty-seven people after 11 new infections were diagnosed, including eight recovery cases, four deaths and four critical cases, while the authorities announced tightening curfews in all Lebanese regions to limit the spread of the virus.
For its part, the Iraqi Ministry of Health announced the registration of three deaths and 33 confirmed new cases, bringing the number of injuries in the country to 266.
In addition, the UAE Ministry of Health and Community Protection announced the registration of 45 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the number of infections to 198.
