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schema:articleBody	Swiss officials urged people not to be afraid as cases of COVID-19 almost doubled on Sunday and drastic measures to halt the spread of the virus took hold. "We must not give in to fear," Health Minister Alain Berset told NZZ am Sonntag newspaper, calling on people to stay calm and pull together. Infections jumped on Sunday by nearly 1,000 in 24 hours to 2,200 and 14 deaths were recorded from the virus across the country. On Friday, the government closed schools and banned large public gatherings and the army said it was preparing to help overstretched hospitals. The country also reintroduced tight border controls with neighbouring countries in the bloc and slapped strict limits on who can cross over from hard-hit Italy, where more than 1,400 people have died in the pandemic. The southern Ticino region, which borders Italy, went further and ordered the closure of all restaurants, bars and shops, with the exception of food stores and pharmacies. After the nationwide measures were announced, the wealthy Alpine nation saw shelves in some supermarkets stripped bare as people anticipated tighter restrictions and shortages. President Simonetta Sommaruga told Le Matin Dimanche newspaper Switzerland was well-placed to handle the outbreak. "We are in a position to overcome this crisis, on the medical and the financial level," she insisted, pointing out that "Switzerland is a rich country. We won't leave anyone behind." The government announced Friday that it would make $10.5 billion available immediately to help companies and employees to make it through the crisis. Thomas Kluhr, head of national airline Swiss, said no airline would survive the crisis without government support. He told SonntagsBlick weekly Swiss and its parent company Lufthansa were likely to survive for longer than other airlines, adding: "But how long is unclear in this constantly changing situation." nl/jxb
schema:headline	Don't give in to fear, Swiss told as virus cases almost double
schema:mentions	Le Matin de Paris Alain Berset Neue Zürcher Zeitung Thomas Wayne President of the Swiss Confederation Lufthansa Ebola virus disease Switzerland Italy Pandemic Blick Canton of Ticino Simonetta Sommaruga Dimanche Flag carrier Drastic Measures
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schema:datePublished	2020-03-15 (xsd:date)
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