Coronavirus: Ramadan begins in Iran amid fears of 'fresh outbreak'

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TEHERAN (AFP) - Ramadan began in Iran on Saturday (April 25) as health officials raised fears of a 'fresh outbreak' of coronavirus cases in the country, two weeks into a gradual reopening of shops.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

TEHERAN - Ramadan began in Iran on Saturday as health officials raised fears of a"fresh outbreak" of coronavirus cases in the country, two weeks into a gradual reopening of shops.

Authorities have in phases since April 11 allowed the reopening of a number of businesses that were closed as part of measures to curb the spread of the Covid-19 disease. "But when the virus subsides, they will have to reopen," he added,"they cannot remain closed... for too long".

 

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