Sudanese coronavirus committee recommends lockdown extension in Khartoum state
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- Sudan
Sudan's emergency committee on coronavirus has recommended that a lockdown of the state of Khartoum be extended by 10 days from Sunday to help slow the spread of the deadly COVID-19 disease, sources told Reuters on Thursday.
The country has so far registered 930 cases of the respiratory disease, including 52 deaths.
Sudan's security council is expected to take a final decision on the lockdown on Friday.
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