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n95 masks for sale - Fox News medical correspondent Dr. Marc Siegel breaks it down on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.' Russia has closed its border with China over coronavirus fears, according to local reports. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed an order on Thursday to close the border, which he says will be carried out immediately, according to the Moscow Times. “We’ll inform everyone today about the border-closure measures in the Far East region and other activities taken by the Russian government [to limit the spread of the deadly virus],” he said, according to the outlet.