Algeria to Keep Partial Coronavirus Curfew in 29 Provinces

Published June 14th, 2020 - 06:24 GMT
An Algerian man leaves a barber shop after getting a haircut in the capital Algiers on June 7, 2020, after authorities eased some restrictions put in place in a bid to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus. RYAD KRAMDI / AFP
An Algerian man leaves a barber shop after getting a haircut in the capital Algiers on June 7, 2020, after authorities eased some restrictions put in place in a bid to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus. RYAD KRAMDI / AFP
Highlights
Algeria lifts coronavirus curfew in 19 provinces.

Algeria announced Sunday that it lifted a curfew in 19 provinces in the battle against the coronavirus.

It said a second step will be taken to resume economic activities and a partial curfew in 29 provinces will continue between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. local time

Cities where partial prohibition will be implemented include the capital of Algiers and Oran.


Compulsory permits given to civil servants and private company employees will be abolished if the transportation and health conditions are met.

A total of 10,810 patients have been diagnosed with the virus in Algeria while 760 have died. The country reports 7,420 people have recovered.

This article has been adapted from its original source.

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