Some of the measures that the Dutch government has taken in its fight against the spread of COVID-19, include the cancellation of gatherings of more than 100 people throughout the Netherlands.
Morocco’s Backlash of COVID-19
On March 14th, the Ministry of the Interior declared a ban on all public gatherings of more than 50 persons. Additionally, all ‘non-essential’ public places must be closed.
Malaysia and COVID-19
Malaysia issued many guidelines on the prevention and control of COVID-19 pandemic and the treatment of infected patients.
Kuwait’s News on COVID-19
As of March 13, Kuwait has suspended all commercial flights (See Announcement). As of March 22, a nationwide curfew is in effect from 5:00 pm until 4:00 am.
Jordan’s News on COVID-19
As of March 17, Jordan has suspended all commercial flights and closed all land and sea borders until 30 March. Additionally, a curfew is in place from 6 p.m. to 10 a.m.
Italy’s Procedures for COVID-19
In Italy, Government officials have signed various decrees, implemented containment measures, and created strict orders to place the entire country on lockdown, in an effort to contain the virus and to prevent it from spreading.
Israel’s COVID-19 Rules
As of March 12, Israel has denied entry of foreign nationals into the country, however, permission to enter could be considered for foreign nationals who can prove that they have a place and are able to go into 14-day isolation, with some exceptions.
Iraq’s COVID-19 Backlash
Until April 11, travel is banned between all Iraqi provinces, and lockdown and curfew is in place in all regions of Iraq with exceptions as authorized by the Prime Minister.
Iran’s Response to COVID-19
Starting April 11th, ‘low risk’ businesses were allowed to reopen in most parts of the country. In Tehran, however, business closures continued until April 18th. Despite this partial opening of the country, the President urged the citizens to stay at home as much as possible and to follow the social distancing guidelines.