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Monday, March 23, 2020

Now on the menu? Fear. Hope. Resolve

But Jon Mendez and Ben Snyder, both 35-year-old Boston boys, were making it work. They run a string of local restaurants called Saloniki GREEK, and ...


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Coronavirus: at a glance

GREECE'S prime minister has announced that as of 6am Monday, a curfew will come into effect nationwide. In a televised address Kyriakos Mitsotakis ...


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The Latest: France adopts bill to help fight COVID-19 better

ATHENS, GREECE - GREECE has reported an additional two fatalities from the COVID-19 virus. That brings the total to 15. Also, 94 new cases were ...


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Curfews Announced In GREECE

Finally, our neighbor was declared a curfew in GREECE. In a statement made by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, it was stated that the curfew ...


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Drones will monitor citizens to ensure compliance to lockdown laws

As for municipalities and regions of GREECE, they will continue to operate without restricting basic services, said Deputy Interior Minister Theodoros ...


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Greece Lockdown: No more than 2 people in a car & other measures

The total lockdown the Greek government imposes as of Monday morning, March 23, 2020, allows citizens to leave home only for specific essential activities like work, purchase of food and medicine, doctors visits, visits to people in need, individual sports activities, dog walking… It bans people from hanging out in parks, playgrounds and marinas. One … The post Greece Lockdown: No more than 2 people in a car & other measures appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.


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What Can the Plague of Athens Teach Us About Today's Coronavirus?

Ancient GREEK Origins. The words epidemic and pandemic are GREEK in origin, and they point to the fact that the GREEKS of antiquity thought a lot about ...


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