Tehran / 04.03.20 / Turan: The number of victims of the new type of coronavirus (Сovid-19) in Iran reached 92 people, 2 thousand 922 cases of infection with the disease were recorded, the representative of the Iranian Ministry of Health Kianush Jahanpur said on March 4.
“586 new cases have been identified since yesterday. Of them: 253 were recorded in Tehran, 101 in Qom, 35 in Gilan, 8 in the province of Markazi, 9 in Mazenderan, 1 in North Khorasan, 8 in Khorasan-Razavi, 7 in Ilam, 14 in Fars province, 6 in Zanjan, 4 in Kurdistan, 9 in East Azerbaijan, 15 in Kermanshah, 25 in Qazvin, 5 in Lorestan, 19 in Alborz, 8 in Semnan, 14 in Kerman, Chakharmahal and Bakhtiyari, 27 in Khuzestan, 8 in the provinces of Sistan and Balochistan. Of these, 15 people died,” he said.
At the same time, 552 people with coronavirus recovered. -02D-
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