Health Ministry urges Bishkek citizens to stay at home amid rise of confirmed COVID-19 cases

AKIPRESS.COM - Deputy Health Minister Madamin Karatayev during a briefing today has urged people in Bishkek not to go outside without essential reasons.
The Deputy Health Minister said he understands people who were confined to their homes for more than 2 months and could not go to work.
"I do ask to follow medical recommendations, to stay at home in order to reduce contacts. I do ask to observe basic sanitary and elementary norms," the Deputy Health Minister asked.
By the morning of May 14, 38 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Kyrgyzstan.