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06.05.2020
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Coronavirus in Central Asia

Coronavirus COVID-19 Map of Central Asia [being updated]

Data on the number of infected, recovered and died of coronavirus in Central Asian countries.

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Central Asia: Coronavirus Revealed All Chronic Problems in Health Care
Doctors of Kyrgyzstan with the COVID-19 Diagnosis: Trade Unions Did Not Fulfill Their Mission
Why is WHO office in Tajikistan being criticized?
How Villages Live During the Global Coronavirus Pandemic
Homeland Cannot Help. Thousands Central Asians Stranded Abroad Due to Coronavirus
Tajik Migrants Face the Future with Fear
Central Asian Media During Quarantine: Insane Schedule and Runarounds From the Government
Kyrgyzstan: Loan Repayment Holidays Are Not Enough to Support Business
Coronavirus Tests Central Asian Countries’ Readiness for Distance Education
How We Will Meet the Coronavirus Challenge
The Corona Crisis in Central Asia: Economic Impact of the Pandemic
“Seeking a Job”: How Coronavirus Affected Migrants from Central Asia

The quarantine and economic recession in Russia can become a time bomb for Central Asia, according to experts.

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Tajik Authorities: the old-aged citizen died of pneumonia, not coronavirus
Emergency in Kyrgyzstan: Government Without Masks and the Precious Passes
Fake News on the Coronavirus Pandemic: What Do Central Asians Believe in?
Kazakhstan: The Reverse Side of Coronavirus
Oil, Coronavirus and Recession: What Awaits the National Currency of Kyrgyzstan?
Central Asia: Coronavirus Affects Changes in Food Prices
Photoreport: Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan during the coronavirus pandemic
Photoreport: Uzbekistan and Tajikistan During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Tajikistan is Still Free of Coronavirus
How Did Coronavirus Affect Tajikistan?
To Publish or Not To Publish: What Happens in Print Journalism of Kazakhstan during COVID-19
How Will the Economy of Kazakhstan Recover From the Coronavirus?
To Publish or Not To Publish: What Happens in Print Journalism of Kazakhstan during COVID-19
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