Algeria: Covid-19 - Lockdown Hours Readapted From 08:00pm to 05:00am in 29 Provinces

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Algeria: Covid-19 - Lockdown Hours Readapted From 08:00pm to 05:00am in 29 Provinces

[Algerie Presse Service] Partial lockdown hours have been readapted from 08:00 p.m. to 05:00 a.m. in 29 provinces for 15 days as from next Tuesday, 10 November 2020, under the fight against the propagation of the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19), announced Sunday the Prime Minister's Office in a communiqué.

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