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Emergency Committee in Marib amends curfew time

[08/07/2020 03:11]

MARIB - SABA
Emergency Committee tasked with controlling coronavirus in Marib governorate has decided to change curfew time imposed in the city of Marib to be from: 8 p.m. instead of : 6 p.m.

In its session held Tuesday the committee reviewed a report by the Director of Public Health Office in the governorate.
The report indicated that there were (467) suspected cases of coronavirus infection in the governorate but only 25 tested positive, 15 cases recovered and 10 died.

The report added that there are still 16 suspected cases in the medical quarantine centers, five of them in the Intensive Care Unit.