Iran records highest daily death toll from COVID-19
The Islamic Republic has recorded a total of 11,931 deaths and 245,688 infections from the coronavirus, ministry spokeswoman Sima Sadat Lari says in a statement on state TV.
The Islamic Republic has recorded a total of 11,931 deaths and 245,688 infections from the coronavirus, ministry spokeswoman Sima Sadat Lari says in a statement on state TV.
Corona death toll hits 338; with over 2,000 medical and health care workers in quarantine. Corona National Information and Knowledge Center recommends use of rapid antigen testing, which identifies the presence of the virus itself, rather than an immune response.
Professor Siegal Sadetzki says success in curbing the first wave of coronavirus was "wiped out" by Israel rushing to lift restrictions.
Health Minister Yuli Edelstein announces government decision to shut bars, nightclubs, event venues, and stop cultural events, as well as restrict synagogue attendance. Edelstein promises infusion of staff for ministry hotlines.
As the government threatens a new general shutdown, data from the Corona National Information and Knowledge Center for almost 9,000 cases indicates that sick family members might be a bigger threat than nightclubs or restaurants.
Government imposes new mandatory shutdown of gyms and pools, limits number of people in synagogues and other venues. Measures part of effort to stem second wave of the pandemic, which many healthcare professionals warn is quickly spiraling out of control.
Over 235 scientists from 32 countries call on the World Health Organization to acknowledge the airborne spread of COVID-19 "and the need for governments to implement control measures."
Corona cases continue to rise nationwide and in the Palestinian Authority. Cabinet slated to approve additional restrictions. Eleven residents of retirement home in Tel Aviv test positive, all asymptomatic. Rabbi: Anyone with corona symptoms who isn't tested is considered a murderer.
Some countries are experiencing a resurgence in infections, including Israel, where 1,500 new cases were diagnosed over the weekend. So far, COVID-19 has killed 330 Israelis.
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