What countries re-introduce lockdown due to spike in COVID-19 cases?

AKIPRESS.COM - Some countries will re-introduce or extend strict quarantine restrictions due to surge in COVID-19 cases.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom earlier noted that epidemiological situation in many countries worsened, because they chose the wrong way of fight against coronavirus.
Uzbekistan has re-introduced lockdown from July 10 to August 1.
Kazakhstan extended quarantine restrictions to August 2.
California reinstated quarantine and closes restaurants, bars, attractions, zoos and museums.
India introduced one-week lockdown in Bangalor city.
Iran announces 7-day lockdown in Tehran. Universities, schools, seminaries, libraries, beauty salons, mosques, cinemas, theatres, museums are closed. Entertaining and religious events are cancelled.
Citizens of Hong Kong will have to maintain social distancing. A month after opening, Disneyland will be closed there again.
Morocco introduces quarantine in Tangier.
Curfew is in effect in South African Republic.
Columbia's capital Bogota introduces 2-week quarantine in some districts.
Australian Melbourne which population consists of 5 million people is on 6-week quarantine. State Victoria where Melbourne is located closed borders with neighboring New South Wales and South Australia.
Israel and Jordanian West Bank put in effect quarantine restrictions.