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Kuwait to lift lockdown in Farwaniya on Sunday

Kuwait to lift lockdown in Farwaniya on Sunday

  • Farwaniya was the last area to be effectively isolated in the country
  • Kuwait has reported 63,309 coronavirus cases and 429 deaths so far
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