Daily COVID-19 roundup: July 7
Travel restrictions between Egypt and Greece will be lifted, their tourism ministers said Monday.
Travel restrictions between Egypt and Greece will be lifted, their tourism ministers said Monday.
Finance minister: LE130 billion of state revenues were lost in three months due to the pandemic
The death of Hachalu Hundessa, whose protest songs helped bring Abiy Ahmed to power, has placed the PM on a collision course with his biggest rival
The Egyptian Drug Authority imposed new export restrictions to safeguard the country’s reserves.
Egypt has received assurances that Turkey is not going to push that much farther east.
The surge coincided with end-of-year high school exams.
The Doctors Syndicate continues to call for the release of imprisoned doctors
Seven COVID-19 patients were killled in a fire at an isolation hospital in Alexandria on Monday
Movie theaters, which have reopened at 25% capacity, continue to sustain losses.
Preparations for the Egyptian Premier League have stumbled due to new infections.
"The answer to all of these types of concerns is cooperation and a degree of economic integration."
Concern remains over the feasibility of the 25 percent occupancy limit for reopened businesses
A police force who claimed to be from the Artistic Products Police Department raided the office
She is being held in remand detention at Qanater Prison
The Doctors Syndicate issued a strongly worded statement lambasting the prime minister's remarks.
176 medical and non-medical workers at Aswan Teaching Hospital have contracted COVID-19 since May
The head of the football association said the league will not resume July 25 after all.
Information Minister Osama Heikal is self-isolating after he showed “mild” symptoms of COVID-19.
In Italian law, defendants must be notified of their indictment to be tried in absentia
Egypt's water minister blamed the lack of progress on “intransigent positions” held by Ethiopia
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