Kuwait reports 467 new cases In 24 Hours
Kuwait Ministry of Health announced, Saturday, 467 new infections of the coronavirus (COVID-19), raising the total to 39145. Deaths reached 313 with the addition of 5 fatalities.
All the new cases were in contact with previously infected people or are being investigated for sources of infection, the Health Ministry’s spokesman Dr. Abdullah Al Sanad said.
In the last 24 hours, 536 people recovered from the coronavirus (COVID-19), bringing the tally to 30,729. The recovered will be transferred to the hospital recuperation ward, pending their discharge within the next few days.
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The Ministry of Interior stated that on Friday, 20th June. 6 Kuwaiti nationals and 6 expats violated home quarantine and curfew.
#Kuwait Meteorology: Hot weather expected during the day, The maximum temperature will be 46 degrees.
Kuwait Health Ministry set to approve the use of dexamethasone in treating the new coronavirus, as the country is battling to contain the potentially fatal ailment. The anti-inflammation medication will be used in Kuwait after related recommendations from the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Kuwait Extended First Phase of the plan to gradually return to normal life. Kuwait Cabinet decides to lift isolation from Hawally, Nugra, Maidan Hawally & Khaitan areas starting from 5 AM on Sunday, Jun 21. Isolation areas of Mahboula, Jleeb, Farwaniya continue until further notice. The curfew will be from 7 PM to 5 AM, starting Sunday 21 Jun.
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Since the coronavirus emerged in China late last year and spread worldwide, more than 8.7 million people have contracted it, according to Johns Hopkins. The university has tallied more than 461,000 deaths from the disease it causes, COVID-19.
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