Curfew imposed in 31 provinces of the country after the number of Corona cases increased in Turkey

Curfew imposed in 31 provinces of the country after the number of Corona cases increased in Turkey

Curfew imposed in 31 provinces, including Turkish capital Ankara and Istanbul, directs citizens to live in homes

Ankara (Urdu point newspaper latest - 12 April 2020) Curfew has been imposed in 31 provinces of the country after the number of Corona cases has increased by more than 50,000 in Turkey. According to details, 98 more people have died in Turkey due to Corona, after which the total number of deaths in the country has exceeded 1,000. According to data released by the Turkish Ministry of Health, there have been 98 new deaths in the last 24 hours, after which the total number of deaths in Turkey has risen to 1,110.

It has been reported that 4747 new cases have also been reported in the last 24 hours, after which the total number of cases has increased to 52,167. The Ministry of Health reports that 2,965 patients have recovered in Turkey so far. The Turkish Interior Ministry has imposed curfew in 31 major cities of the country to overcome the seriousness caused by Corona in the country.

The curfew has been imposed in 31 provinces, including the Turkish capital Ankara and Istanbul, and has prompted citizens to stay home.

The curfew will continue until the night of April 12, according to the Interior Ministry. However, Turkey has decided to supply Israel with medical equipment and accessories despite the unforeseen circumstances in the country. These include face masks, protective clothing and sterile gloves. According to Turkish authorities, the decision is aimed at helping Tel Aviv prevent the spread of the Corona virus outbreak. On the other hand, more than 4 million people worldwide have defeated the Corona virus. According to statistics, since the outbreak of the outbreak in China in December, 173 million 81 thousand 107 cases of Corona have been registered in 193 countries of the world, out of which 440,559 people have recovered.