Kazakhstan says another lockdown possible in March

Kazakhstan says another lockdown possible in March
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Kazakhstan may have to impose another lockdown to avoid overcrowding hospitals in March when it expects a fresh peak in COVID-19 cases, healthcare minister Alexei Tsoy told a government meeting on Tuesday.

The Central Asian of 19 million bordering China and Russia introduced two lockdowns last year to contain the spread of the virus.

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