DUBAI: All football activities in Egypt will remain suspended for 15 days as part of the country’s efforts to curb the coronavirus spread, local daily Al-Ahram reported, citing the Egyptian Football Association (EFA). “In accordance with the decisions of the Egyptian prime minister, extending a curfew in the country, EFA has decided to extend the suspension of football activities starting from the beginning of May for another 15 days,” EFA said in a statement. “The decision applies to all grades of local competitions and all ages,” it added. Football activities were initially suspended on March 15 for two weeks. Egypt has recorded on Thursday 232 new coronavirus cases, 11 deaths and 1,004 recoveries.