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Iran on Monday reported more than 100 deaths from the coronavirus for the second day in a row, warning that tough measures could be taken again to stop the spread of the deadly virus.
Seema Sadat Lari, a spokeswoman for Iran's Ministry of Health, said 113 new deaths had been reported from Kovid-19. The death toll in the country has risen to 8,950 since the outbreak in February.
The spokesman said that 2449 new cases of coronavirus have been diagnosed in the last 24 hours and now the total number of cases in the country has reached 189876.
The Iranian government closed schools in March to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, banned public celebrations and activities and banned travel between cities, but gradually eased the ban in April. Was
According to official figures, the number of cases of coronavirus in Iran dropped after two months in May. Since then, the number of cases
has risen again.
Ali Rabie, a spokesman for the Iranian government, said that people were not maintaining social distance when visiting shrines and traveling on public transport.
Hundreds of passengers are wearing masks but they are not taking social distance.
"In some provinces,
we are at the height of the disease,
but that does not mean it is a new rise.
The death toll has not risen, there has been a slight
decrease in Tehran and the death toll in some provinces," he said.
Has increased. "
"Once we see that
the spread of the virus is spiraling out
of control, we will definitely implement tough
decisions again," the spokesman warned.
Iran reported 107 deaths from the coronavirus on Sunday, and for the first time since April 13, the death toll has risen to more than 100. "(Red) has been declared.
This is a high level in the scale of the threat posed by Iran.
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