Lebanon's Coronavirus Cases to Increase Again

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Friday 03rd July 2020, 04:11 (EET)

Lebanon's Health Ministry issued its daily report on COVID19.

Lebanon has registered 34 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 1830, said a report issued by the Health Ministry on Friday.

15 infections were reported locally and 19 among returning Lebanese expats.

35 people have so far died from the virus.

Source: Kataeb.org

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15:12Gemayel: Only the strong and powerful State is the guarantee against the return to the tragedy of war
15:11Gemayel: The unification of the Lebanese and the ranks of those who seek change to confront is a duty
15:10Gemayel: Your martyrdom imposes duties on us. Defending Lebanon's identity is a duty, defending justice and holding the corrupted accountable are also a duty
15:08Gemayel: It is true that you have fought in the ranks of the Kataeb but you have died for Lebanon. For the sake of Lebanon!
15:07Gemayel in the memory of April 13: You were martyred in defense of Lebanon's identity, sovereignty and independence
14:35Pope Francis via Twitter: In the midst of the contradictions and perplexities we must confront each day, the din of so many words and opinions, there is the quiet voice of the Risen Lord who keeps saying to us: “Peace be with you!”
13:13The Kataeb political bureau members arrived at the Independence Museum to commemorate the “Martyrs Day”

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16:39AFP citing lawyers: Burkina ex-president Compaore to face trial for predecessor's murder
16:39AFP: Mali ex-rebels say prominent leader Sidi Brahim Ould Sidatt (aka Sidati) killed in capital Bamako
14:42AFP: US regulators recommend 'pause' in use of J&J vaccine over blood clot fears
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12:33AFP citing spokesman: German government agrees law for curfews, tougher virus measures
12:33AFP: UN rights chief warns of 'possible crimes against humanity' in Myanmar
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12:32AFP: Russia accuses US, NATO of turning Ukraine into 'powder keg'
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11:01Lavrov: Russia says expects Iran nuclear deal to be saved
11:01AFP: Iran's foreign minister says Israel made a "very bad gamble" if it believed its alleged sabotage at the Natanz nuclear plant would stop efforts to lift US sanctions
11:00AFP citing manufacturer: India approves Russia's Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine

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