KUWAIT-COVID-19-NEW RESTRICTIONS

KUWAIT-COVID-19-NEW RESTRICTIONS

(220111) -- KUWAIT CITY, Jan. 11, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Employees are seen inside a government complex in Kuwait City, Kuwait, Jan.11, 2022. The Kuwaiti government said on Monday that it has decided to impose new restrictions starting Wednesday to curb the spread of COVID-19.According to the decision, the government plans to limit the percentage of employees in government workplaces to no more than 50 percent, said Tareq Al-Mezrem, the Kuwaiti government spokesman. (Photo by Asad/Xinhua)

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