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By Xinhua Published: Jul 25, 2021 07:58 AM
People enjoy leisure time at the seaside in Igneada, a small Turkish resort town of the Black Sea province of Kirklareli bordering Bulgaria, on July 20, 2021.(Photo: Xinhua)
People enjoy leisure time at the seaside in Igneada, a small Turkish resort town of the Black Sea province of Kirklareli bordering Bulgaria, on July 20, 2021.(Photo: Xinhua)
The daily COVID-19 cases across Turkey have jumped to over 11,000 for the first time since mid-May, while authorities call for renewed vigilance as holidaymakers seem to have cast aside hygiene and social distancing rules.
Turkey recorded 11,094 cases and 60 deaths on Friday, according to the health ministry. Health Minister Fahrettin Koca, who frequently uses Twitter to warn citizens, said if you want tomorrow to be better than today, comply with the measures. Get vaccinated.
Turkeys COVID-19 cases surge amid calls for vigilance
Turkeys COVID-19 cases surge amid c.
Turkeys COVID-19 cases have surged while hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers flock to resorts to spend the holiday of Eid al-Adha. Health experts warn that the Delta variant, spreading in Turkey, could cause a new wave of infections in August.
The daily COVID-19 cases across Turkey have jumped to over 11,000 for the first time since mid-May, while authorities call for renewed vigilance as holidaymakers seem to have cast aside hygiene and social distancing rules.
Turkey recorded 11,094 cases and 60 deaths on Friday, according to the health ministry. Health Minister Fahrettin Koca, who frequently uses Twitter to warn citizens, said if you want tomorrow to be better than today, comply with the measures. Get vaccinated.