Myanmar lifts public gathering restrictions as Covid-19 cases decline


YANGON, April 16 (Xinhua): Myanmar's Ministry of Health has now issued an order lifting restrictions on public gatherings from Sunday (April 17), the Myanmar New Year Day.

The ministry's decision came when the country saw a notable decline in its Covid-19 infections, and positivity and fatality rates in the past months.

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Myanmar , Cvid-19 , Cases , Low , Saturday (April 16)

   

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