July 24, 2020, Buenos Aires, Federal Capital, Argentina: After the record of infections registered this week in Argentina, the Minister of Health of the Nation, Dr. Ginés GonzÃ¡lez GarcÃ-a, said he was concerned and pointed out those who did not abide by social isolation in the correct way and emphasized the responsibility of those who do not comply with the preventive measures ordered by the government. He attributed the great rise in contagion to social indiscipline, clandestine gatherings, recklessness and failure to comply with social distancing. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News

July 24, 2020, Buenos Aires, Federal Capital, Argentina: After the record of infections registered this week in Argentina, the Minister of Health of the Nation, Dr. Ginés GonzÃ¡lez GarcÃ-a, said he was concerned and pointed out those who did not abide by social isolation in the correct way and emphasized the responsibility of those who do not comply with the preventive measures ordered by the government. He attributed the great rise in contagion to social indiscipline, clandestine gatherings, recklessness and failure to comply with social distancing. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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July 24, 2020, Buenos Aires, Federal Capital, Argentina: After the record of infections registered this week in Argentina, the Minister of Health of the Nation, Dr. GinÃ©s GonzÃ¡lez GarcÃa, said he was concerned and pointed out those who did not abide by social isolation in the correct way and emphasized the responsibility of those who do not comply with the preventive measures ordered by the government. He attributed the great rise in contagion to social indiscipline, clandestine gatherings, recklessness and failure to comply with social distancing. (Credit Image: © Roberto Almeida Aveledo/ZUMA Wire)

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