Four deaths were confirmed: an 84-year-old woman from Prilep, a 75-year-old man from Tetovo, a 71-year-old man from Kumanovo and a 58-year-old man from Skopje. 10 patients recovered. After the increased number of newly diagnosed cases, the Government decided to introduce a complete 80-hour ban on the movement of all citizens in Skopje including every municipalities, in Kumanovo, Tetovo, Štip as well as the surrounding municipalities in Skopje: Aračinovo, Zelenikovo, Ilinden, Petrovec, Lipkovo, Studeničani, Karbinci, Bogovinje, Brvenica, Tearce, Želino and Jegunovce. The ban on the movement started the next day from 9 PM and ended on Monday, 5 AM - 8th June. In all other cities, the movement of all citizens was prohibited from the next evening - 9 PM until 5 in the morning. On Friday, Saturday, Sunday in these cities the ban started at 4 PM and lasted until the next day 5 AM in the morning. Due to the upcoming holiday (All Soul's Day), a ban has been introduced for visiting the cemetery on the entire territory of the country - also from 9 PM to 5 AM, Monday. On 4 June, 120 new cases were registered positive: 67 in Skopje, 19 in Kumanovo, 16 in Štip, 4 in Prilep, 9 in Tetovo, 2 in Veles, 1 in Gostivar, Negotino and Struga each. Two deaths were confirmed: a 65-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man. 16 patients recovered. The Director of the State Market Inspectorate, Stojko Paunovski announced that the Department of the State Market Inspectorate in Kumanovo will be closed because one of the inspectors was positive. On 5 June, a stunning 180 new cases were registered positive: 109 in Skopje, 26 in Kumanovo, 15 in Štip, 12 in Tetovo, 8 in Gostivar, 2 in Gevgejila, 1 in Negotino, Struga, Veles, Ohrid, Bitola, Valandovo, Debar and Sveti Nikole each. Two deaths were confirmed: a 52-year-old man from Kumanovo and a 68-year-old woman from Skopje. 11 patients recovered.