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Oman To curb the spread of coronavirus, between 11 and 24 October, the curfew will be re-imposed at 11 pm and overnight restrictions will be imposed on shops and public places.

Restrictions will apply from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. State media reported the decision of the Supreme Council in charge of coronavirus policy, saying the Gulf state’s beaches would also remain closed until further notice.

Following the decline since July, the number of daily new cases has been increasing since the end of August Gust. So far, 104,129 cases of Kovid-19 infection have been reported in Oman and 1,009 deaths have been reported.

Oman, a country of 7. million people, lifted the night curfew in mid-August and resumed international flights from 1 October. It had earlier imposed a ban on movement between the provinces.

Authorities will also close some businesses that had previously reopened and were not adhering to coronavirus prevention measures, the announcement said.

Poland For the fourth day in a row on Friday, coronavirus cases recorded a record daily increase, with 4,739 new infections reported.

From Saturday, it will be mandatory to wear outdoor masks across the country, and tougher measures are also likely to be announced in schools.

Switzerland There has been a record daily increase in coronavirus infections of 1,7 of7.

The country’s health agency on Thursday registered a total of 60,368 confirmed cases, up from 58,881. The death toll has risen from three to 1,794.

The first confirmed case of Covid-19 was reported in Switzerland in late February. The new daily infection had previously reached 1,456 on March 23, but by June 1 it had dropped to three.

More than 36.5 million people are reported to have been infected by Covid-19, and 1,060,997 people have died, according to figures obtained by Reuters.

Since the first case was identified in China in December 2019, infections have been reported in more than 210 countries and territories.

Russia is expected to register another possible Covid-19 vaccine on October 15, Reuters reported.

The vaccine has been developed by the Vector Virology Institute and Biotechnology Center, a former Soviet biopans research laboratory.

Russia’s rapid vaccine-development campaign highlights President Vladimir Putin’s goal of establishing the country’s primary player in global competition to protect the Covid-19 vaccines.

The Weekly Street Journal reported earlier this week that Russia’s health ministry declined to say what the approval would be. But, according to the paper, the country’s first vaccine, called Sputnik V, was approved for conditional emergency at the beginning of 76 Gust, then only subjects were tested on 76 subjects, the requirement of which it would later conduct large-scale tests.

Officers in Moscow The closure of bars and nightclubs to stop the second coronavirus wave was considered as the number of new daily cases peaked on Friday after the epidemic began.

Russia reported 12,126 new infections, pushing the total to 1,272,238, Reuters said. The daily increase from the previous record was 11,656 cases on May 11, when lockout measures were taken in most large countries.

Russian officials have advised people to stay home this weekend, but there is currently no lockdown in its place and the Kremlin has said there are currently no plans to impose anyone.

Moscow’s mayor’s office was investigating closed bars, nightclubs and karaoke bars, but keeping restaurants open in the capital, RBC Media Outlet reported on Friday, citing a source in the mayor’s.

“We have to at least somehow reduce the number of people in the city, otherwise we will impose a strict ban like the one in the spring,” RBC quoted the source as saying.

Officials in Moscow, as the center of Russia’s coronavirus outbreak in the spring, have also recommended isolating people over the age of 65, and the business has said at least one-third of its employees must work remotely.

In the last 24 hours, Corovirus-related respiratory disease, Kovid-19, has killed 201 people, bringing the official death toll to 22,257, officials said on Friday.

Confirmation of 2,996 new coronavirus cases in the Philippines, 83 more deaths

The Philippine Ministry of Health recorded 2,996 new coronavirus infections and 83 deaths on Friday, Reuters reported.

The ministry said in a bulletin that the total number of confirmed cases in the Philippines had risen from 4 to 7,770, the highest in Southeast Asia and the death toll at 127.