A circular on the issue was sent to governorships that said bakeries, hospitals, pharmacies and workplaces producing health and medical supplies would continue to operate, SIA reports.
The curfew would not be applicable to those carrying out burial procedures for first-degree-relatives and anyone who have an appointment for blood and plasma donation with the Turkish Red Crescent. Soylu advised residents to remain calm and urged against panic buying, saying the curfew would end at midnight on Sunday.
Communications Director Fahrettin Altun urged compliance and said everyone should follow social distancing guidelines.
Turkey confirmed 98 more deaths from the virus on Friday, bringing the total death toll to 1,006. The number of confirmed cases surged to 47,029 with 2,423 patients recovering and discharged from hospitals.
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