Turkey imposes COVID-19 movement curbs before Ramadan begins

Turkey has imposed a four-day lockdown in 31 provinces to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus as the country prepares for the Ramadan fast. Critics say previous partial movement-restriction moves were badly organised and ineffectual. But health officials say the infection rate is starting to plateau. Al Jazeera's Sinem Koseoglu reports from Istanbul, Turkey.