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Wary of angering public, Iran has few ways to contain virus - Black News Channel

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By ISABEL DEBRE Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — As coronavirus infections reached new heights in Iran this month, overwhelming its hospitals and driving up its death toll, the country's health minister gave a rare speech criticizing his own government's refusal to enforce basic health measures. 'We asked for fines to be collected from anyone who doesn't wear a mask,' Saeed Namaki said last week, referring to the government's new mandate for Tehran, the capital. 'But go and find out how many people were fined. We said close roads, and yet how many did they close?' Namaki's speech, […]

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