Argentina has announced new COVID-19 restrictions commencing on Friday as the country confronts a record number of daily coronavirus cases.
The government declared a three-week curfew aimed at reducing the soaring infection rate. Neighboring countries Uruguay and Chile are also experiencing unprecedented numbers of COVID-19 cases.
The surge in cases across these South American nations highlights the ongoing challenges in managing the pandemic globally. The introduction of stricter measures in Argentina reflects concerns over healthcare capacities and the need to curb transmission.
Authorities urge citizens to adhere to the new restrictions to safeguard public health and prevent further strain on medical facilities.
As the pandemic continues to evolve, countries worldwide remain vigilant, adjusting policies to protect their populations.
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Argentina starts curfew as neighbors see record COVID-19 cases
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