Lebanon imposes tough Easter lockdown 1 minute read
Beirut, Apr 3 (efe-epa).- A strict lockdown came into force in Lebanon on Saturday to prevent the spread of the coronavirus during Easter.
It is the only country in the Middle East to take such measures during Holy Week celebrations.
From the early hours of Saturday until Tuesday, Lebanese people are barred from leaving their homes.
Workers in sectors such as fishing, agriculture, pharmacies and supermarkets are exempted from those limitations.
Although family feasts and procession are prohibited, the authorities have allowed worshipers to pray at temples with a special permit as long as they do not exceed 30 percent capacity.
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