Mosques Open in Iran

Iran has eased sanctions to prevent the spread of the corona virus and has announced the reopening of all mosques across the country.

 The decision to reopen was made in consultation with the Ministry of Health. A day before the Iranian government's announcement, new cases of the corona virus have emerged in Khuzestan province, according to the semi-official news agency Tasnim. Later if the lock down has been implemented. He quoted the provincial governor as saying that the case of corona virus had increased across the province. Last Friday, Friday prayers were held in about 180 cities and towns in Iran.However, there are strict restrictions on Friday prayer gatherings in the capital, Tehran, and other cities. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has announced that the school will reopen next week. There have been 45 deaths from the corona virus. The death toll from the deadly virus has risen to 6,650, while the number of confirmed cases has risen to 109,280. It should be noted that Iran is the most affected country by the new Corona virus in the Middle East and the Iranian economy has been severely affected as a result of previous US sanctions.As a result, Iranian authorities have begun easing restrictions on daily life to keep the economy afloat. However, health officials warn that easing sanctions will lead to a resurgence in the number of coronavirus patients. Meanwhile, the Iranian president has announced a change in the mineral trade market. Is maintenance. He appointed Hussein Madaris Khayabani as the new caretaker head of the ministry, replacing Raza Rahmani, but did not say why Rahmani was fired. Remove and increase exports of goods other than oil.