Kuwait imposes 3-week full curfew to curb coronavirus spread
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Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows empty streets in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases. (Photos: Asad/Xinhua)

Pigeons fly at an empty square in Kuwait City, Kuwait, May 11, 2020. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows empty streets in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows closed shops at Al-Mubarakiya market, one of the oldest markets, in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows empty streets in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows closed shops at Al-Mubarakiya market, one of the oldest markets, in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows empty streets in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows an empty street in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Photo taken on May 11, 2020 shows empty streets in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government announced late Friday a full curfew in the country for three weeks to curb the rapid rise in coronavirus cases.