The number of deaths was 4,076 -- more than twice the 2,010 recorded late Saturday
Overall, Italy added 4,050 new infections Monday, bringing its official total to 101,739
Europe is now the most affected continent with 20,059 deaths from a total of 337,632 cases.
At least four countries with a collective population of more than 228 million people, including Iran, Germany and Britain, have urged their populations to stay indoors and limit contact with other peo
Italy announced its biggest day-to-day increase of infections, which rose by 6,600 with nearly 800 new fatalities from the virus that causes COVID-19
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The Mediterranean country's toll reached 3,405 after it recorded 427 new deaths on Wednesday.
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The number of infections has reached 24,747, a count released to the media by Italy's civil protection service said.
Under a government decree issued earlier in the week, people had been allowed to walk, jog or bike in parks as long as they kept at least a distance of 1 meter between each other.
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Italians have been told to avoid all non-essential travel as quarantine measures were extended to the whole country to stop the spread of Coronavirus
The restrictions will take effect on Tuesday and like those in northern Italy will last until April 3, Giuseppe Conte said
The number of fatalities nearly tripled, rising from 133 to 366 Sunday, according to the civil protection agency, with most deaths occurring in the hard-hit Lombardy region in Italy's wealthy north.
The Kerala government has said that it is strengthening preventive measures in the wake of the fresh cases
Italy has the world's second-oldest population after Japan, according to the World Bank, and elderly people appear to be more vulnerable to becoming severely ill from the virus
The country has already shed 4% of GDP in back-to-back recessions in the first two decades of the century, and recovery has been stalled for the last two years
Some tourists are being asked by hotels to undergo medical checks before checking in despite showing no symptoms of infection