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rising number of deaths in infections iran's leaders says he may lift the restrictions in 3 weeks simba striving is in tehran. since the beginning of this outbreak for the iranian government there have been 2 major concerns the economic health of the country keeping in mind this is a country that has been debilitated financially by american sanctions for years now and the 2nd consideration has been for the government a public that has lost patience with it a public that sees it as relatively speaking unpopular so really the president here 'd trying to strike a balance between addressing this public health crisis and maintaining the economic stability of the country going forward and maintaining the social political stability remember this is a country that has lost patience with its own government over a series of crises that the country's experienced in the last few months and this is also a president who in one of his 1st appearances since the outbreak was announced in the country came on state television spoke to the iranian people and said that in his estimation the outbreak would b

and how well simba hospitals and medical staff generally in scotland are prepared for higher and higherssions? well, you would expect me to say this but i am astonished by the transformation that each of the countries has been able to do. i know the scottish system better, but we have doubled intensive care in two months. if you had asked me three months ago, are you ready to double intensive care in two weeks, i would have thought you were crazy, it is a stupid question! and yet the staff, from the quartering to the engineers to the quartering to the engineers to the intensive care nurses and doctors, have done that. it is also a portent, there is a lot of attention in the media around intensive care. it is almost as important that those answering the phone on 111, those in the community hubs, the general practices, the ca re hubs, the general practices, the care homes, they have had to change what they do as well, pretty dramatically, in the last two weeks. soi dramatically, in the last two weeks. so i think we're ready, i think it's going to be hard, it's going to be challenging, at