Rumors were circulating in Kuwait that a partial curfew was once again being imposed to curb the coronavirus outbreak, but a clear statement from the health ministry had emerged.
According to details, Kuwaiti Health Minister Dr. Basil Al-Sabah reacted strongly to the rumors about a partial curfew in the country and said in a statement that no such decision has been made.
During a meeting with health officials, he once again dismissed rumors of a partial ban in the country.
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Dr. Basel said in his explanatory statement that a meeting of the Ministry of Health was to be held on Sunday in which important decisions are expected.
It may be recalled that Kuwait had lifted the three-month partial curfew in the country on August 31. The partial lockdown was imposed on May 28. Under partial lockdown, there was a partial curfew from 6 pm to 6 am.
Kuwait had earlier imposed a 16-hour nationwide curfew from April 20, which was later extended, but only a few departments and agencies were allowed to operate from 4pm to 8pm.
