The President of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez, has announced that the quarantine measures to limit the spread of the Corona virus in the country have been extended for two weeks until April 26.
Argentina had announced the closing date for the country had been submitted on March 30, and was due to end on Monday, but Fernandez indicated the success of the social exclusion measures in slowing the spread of Covid 19 when the two-week extension was announced.
“The quarantine is logical, we have been able to slow down the incidence … the quarantine will continue until April 26,” the president of Argentina said.
Fernandez also mentioned that work is expected to resume in several vital industries, among them; auto mechanics and tire replacements will be allowed to start operating, and banks will resume their activities.
In addition, the President said, county leaders will have the right to lift some social remedies in rural areas or small urban settlements.-
The Johns Hopkins University indicators, which survey the prevalence of the Corona epidemic in the world, showed that more than half a million people in the United States have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States was 501,419, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Estimates published by the World Health Organization estimated the number of injured people worldwide at 1524,161, and the number of deaths reached 92,941.
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