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Iran Reports 123 New Coronavirus Deaths, Raising Total To 1,556

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An airport cleaning staff, wearing a respiratory mask (C), controls baskets at Rome's Fiumicino international airport March 13, 2020. - Rome's Ciampino airport will shut to passenger flights from March 13, authorities said, with a Terminal T1 also closing at the city's main Fiumicino facility next week as airlines slash flights to Italy over the coronavirus outbreak. Andreas SOLARO / AFP.
An airport cleaning staff, wearing a respiratory mask (C), controls baskets at Rome’s Fiumicino international airport March 13, 2020. – Rome’s Ciampino airport will shut to passenger flights from March 13, authorities said, with a Terminal T1 also closing at the city’s main Fiumicino facility next week as airlines slash flights to Italy over the coronavirus outbreak. Andreas SOLARO / AFP.
An airport cleaning staff, wearing a respiratory mask (C), controls baskets at Rome's Fiumicino international airport March 13, 2020. - Rome's Ciampino airport will shut to passenger flights from March 13, authorities said, with a Terminal T1 also closing at the city's main Fiumicino facility next week as airlines slash flights to Italy over the coronavirus outbreak. Andreas SOLARO / AFP.
An airport cleaning staff, wearing a respiratory mask (C), controls baskets at Rome’s Fiumicino international airport March 13, 2020. – Rome’s Ciampino airport will shut to passenger flights from March 13, authorities said, with a Terminal T1 also closing at the city’s main Fiumicino facility next week as airlines slash flights to Italy over the coronavirus outbreak. Andreas SOLARO / AFP.

 

 

Iran said Saturday that 123 more people had died from coronavirus, raising the official death toll to 1,556 in the Islamic republic, one of the world’s worst-affected countries.

Health ministry spokesman Kianoush Jahanpour said 966 more cases have been confirmed over the past 24 hours and 20,610 people are now known to have been infected in Iran.

-AFP