In Libya, the number of cases of COVID-19 exceeded 30 thousand


In Libya, over the past day, 651 cases of infection with a new type of coronavirus have been identified, according to the Libyan National Center for Disease Control. Follow developments in the broadcast: Coronavirus in the world: countries in search of a vaccine - all the news Thus, the total number of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infections in Libya reached 30,097. 16,430 patients were already able to recover, another 469 could not cope with the disease and died. The first case of infection with a new type of coronavirus in Libya was identified in March 2020. In this regard, the Libyan authorities ordered the closure of the borders of the State, schools and mosques. Mass gatherings and curfews were also prohibited.
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