In a press briefing on Sunday, Sima-Sadat Lari confirmed 2,489 new cases of COVID-19 infection, increasing the total number of infections to 222,669.
According to the spokeswoman, 183,310 patients have so far recovered from COVID-19, but 2,946 are still in severe conditions of the disease.
She said so far 1,610,869 COVID-19 tests have been taken across the country.
According to Lari, Khuzestan, Kurdistan, Hormozgan, West Azarbaijan, and Kermanshah provinces are considered as “red” zones.
President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday everyone should observe health protocols in order to control the disease.
He said week-long restrictions could be put in place in cities which reach the “red” state as deemed necessary by the local coronavirus task force.
“As of July 5, 2020, it will be mandatory to wear masks at all places of gathering,” said the president at a meeting of the National Coronavirus Headquarters.
He then praised measures by all sectors in the country to fight coronavirus.
The president noted that no vaccine has been developed for the virus so far, adding the current situation may persist and “we should prepare ourselves for a long-term fight.”
“Let’s not allow the coronavirus outbreak to reach its peak in provinces, and everybody should help because if the disease becomes severe it will put medical personnel under pressure,” he said.
President Rouhani said places of gathering are where there is a risk of COVID-19 spreading.
He also stressed the need to take care of the elderly and those with underlying health conditions to protect them against the disease.
The voicemail service, which Google Voice required previously invites code for setup and now available to every Gmail user for free. So here’s what you need to know about google voice.
When you register with Google Voice, you will be given a phone number linked to you with different locations and devices, working with VoIP lines, work phones, desk phones, and mobile phones. It will allow you to organize all of your phones with only a number, allowing you to customize what device will notify based on particular callers. While almost each of its features is free, some of its features can only be accessed if you have a paid account.
Now that you know how to use Google Voice, we need to tackle what it can do. These are the following features that Google Voice is capable of:
If you want your Google Voice number, you need to decide which of the Google voice setup is perfect for your preference. After determining what type your account should be, proceed to the signup page of Google Voice and follow the steps. You will be notified to organize Google Voice, then choose if you want to use your current number or a new number.
Next, select the PIN for retrieving the messages and use them to access the settings of Google Voice from your device. Then, you will be asked to enter the forwarding number. That number is the device that will notify when a person calls your contact number. Lastly, you have to verify and confirm your phone. Google Voice will send the numerical code and enter it when your forwarding phone is being called by Google Voice to confirm that your phone number is correct.
When you set up your Google Voice and download it, it’s free, but there are features that you need to spend money to access, like the number porting. Depending on the location that you’re calling, Google Voice will charge you a specific amount when making an international call.
Now that you know the basics of Google Voice, you might want to use it right away. This app is helpful in many areas of communication. Not only that, it has many features, but Google Voice is also free to use and download.
The most beautiful cars on display are two Rolls-Royces dating back to the second Pahlavi era.
Built in an area of about 200 square metres, it is not a specialized car museum, as the managers’ approach has been to protect and introduce the cars by providing a basic knowledge along with a historical narrative.
What follows are ILNA’s photos of the museum:
Iraj Harirchi said this is an alarm that shows people should observe the social distancing.
“Fortunately, with the cooperation of the people and the health ministry, we were able to control the disease, but it is not enough. In some provinces, we are facing the severe conditions of the disease, and our provincial and city-wide measures, especially in the high-risk regions, should be taken seriously as much as possible.”
Observing the physical distance of one metre reduces the threat of the virus by 82%, the use of the mask by 85% and the use of eye protection by 78%. These figures are very important and effective in preventing the spread of the disease, underlined Harirchi in a video press conference on Saturday.
“Re-openings are now underway in most countries around the world due to economic reasons. In the current context of economic and social activity, the most important things that reduce the prevalence of the disease are the observance of one-metre distance with others and the use of eye protection and masks.”
Harirchi emphasised that young people, and even children who appear to be healthy or have mild symptoms of corona disease, are an important player in transmitting the disease to others, especially parents and the elderly.
“People under the age of 50 are less likely to develop asymptomatic and undiagnosed disease. Unintentionally and unknowingly, young people can infect those around them which sometimes leads to death and prolonged hospitalisation.”
People who have had COVID-19 before, and people whose antibodies have been tested positive and think they are safe, should still keep a social distance because it is not yet clear from scientific evidence that these people are safe against the corona, he went on to say.
Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said the fields of cooperation between Tehran and Baghdad cover a wide range including terrorism, organised crime and arms and drug trafficking, as well as police cooperation and border security.
“We can boost economic and trade exchanges while adhering to health protocols. We can even increase the working hours of border markets to as much as 24 hours so that traders and businessmen of the two countries can cooperate more,” said Rahman Fazli in a phone conversation with Iraqi minister of interior Osman Ali Farhoud.
Rahmani Fazli also referred to the capacity of the Somar and Khosravi border points and called on the Iraqi minister to activate these borders for the exchange of goods and commercial items.
He also pointed out that in some parts of the border between Iran and Iraq, both in the north and in the south, unfortunately, there exists smuggling of weapons, ammunition and alcoholic beverages.
Rahmani Fazli called for joint meetings of the relevant officials of the two countries to prevent these issues.
In this telephone conversation, the Iraqi interior minister thanked Rahmani Fazli for his call and emphasised on the development of cooperation between the two countries in security, political, and economic fields.
“We are trying to develop cooperation in all fields which is in the interest of both countries and nations,” Osman Ali Farhoud pointed out.
To combat terrorism, organised crime, drugs, smuggling and counterfeit money, Iraq is determined to develop bilateral relations because the two sides need each other’s support, given the long joint borders.
Mohammad Javad Zarif said the US administration did not know anything about human rights when it was witnessing the use of chemical weapons against Iran during the imposed war with Iraq.
“It does not recognise human rights when imposing sanctions. Washington does not even respect human rights in its economic terrorism,” added Zarif.
Speaking at a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Sardasht chemical attack, the Iranian foreign minister underlined that in the tragedy of Sardasht, one can see two manifestations of humanity and savagery at the same time. However, Iran did not violate human principles in the face of savagery.
“Morality and the power of selfless people never let them go beyond the limits of humanitarian principles. The Iranian nation never retaliated and this honour was recorded for the Islamic Republic in history. Iran does not violate humanitarian principles in the face of oppression and savagery.”
Elsewhere in his remarks, FM Zarif mentioned the United Nations has repeatedly investigated both the Islamic Republic of Iran’s concern over the use of chemical weapons by Iraq and the Iraqis’ claims against Iran.
However, he said, in all of these investigations it has come to the firm conclusion that it was Saddam’s regime that used chemical weapons.
The first time the UN Security Council condemned Iraq’s use of chemical weapons was at the end of the Iran-Iraq war, underscored Zarif.
“Today, through its inhumane sanctions, the United States is preventing (export of) the medicine needed for chemical (warfare) victims; the drugs needed for other victims as well as the drugs needed for various patients,” stressed the Iranian foreign minister.
The Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein attacked Sardasht, in West Azerbaijan province, in north-western Iran, with chemical weapons in 1987. Sardasht is one of the first cities in the world to be targeted by weapons of mass destruction.
On 28 and 29 June 1987, Iraqi bombers attacked four districts of Sardasht with chemical bombs. The chemical attack left at least 110 people killed, and 5,000 others injured.
Mahmoud Vaezi said in a message on social media on Saturday that the continuation of the policy of racial discrimination and knee pressure on the neck in United States and the intensification of unilateral sanctions and economic and health terrorism against the great nation of Iran will not lead to Trump‘s victory in the election.
Vaezi further added that such a policy will isolate Trump’s administration in public opinion.
“The United States has no option, but to correct its past wrong policies and make amendments,” reads his message.
Hossein-Ali Haji Deligani, a representative of Shahinshahr in the Iranian parliament, said South Korea is blocking Iran’s assets on the orders of the US, but the Islamic Republic will not let such a move remain unreciprocated.
“South Korea is taking our foreign currency by sending goods to Iran, and the import of its products to Iran has overwhelmed the market,” he told Fars News Agency.
Haji Deligani added that this issue will be discussed in the parliament and the necessary decisions will be made about it.
“We will not allow South Korea to create problems for our nation with its cooperation with the United States,” he concluded.
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