So far 417 833 people have been arrested for violating the restrictions from the first lockdown in March last year.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said he will announce new measures next week.
The current restrictions end on Monday, 15 February, unless extended.
Zimbabwe has so far recoded 35 045 cases and 1 393 deaths but 29 959 people, including 329 today, have recovered.
Active cases are now down to 3 693 with Harare having 1 431, Manicaland 692, Matebeland North 462 and Bulawayo 241.
The seven-day rolling average for new cases dropped from 111 to 102 while the recovery rate rose to 85.5%.
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