Worshippers perform the Dhuhr (noon) prayers in AL-Abbas mosque as it reopens after Palestinians ease the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions, in Gaza City June 3, 2020. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem
GAZA (Reuters) - Mosques reopened for daily prayers and children returned to nursery schools on Wednesday in an easing of coronavirus restrictions in the Gaza Strip.
The Hamas Islamist-run enclave, whose borders are tightly controlled by Israel and Egypt, has recorded 61 confirmed infection cases, all in quarantine facilities, and one death during the health crisis. Two million Palestinians live in Gaza.
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