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First COVID-19 case confirmed in Taiz

[02/05/2020 03:15]

TAIZ-SABA
Officials on Friday confirmed the first case of COVID-19 in Yemen's central province of Taiz

The Director of the Health Ministry office Rajeh al-Muleiki said the infected man was transferred to the quarantine center of the government-run Aljmohoori Hospital. "The person is now subject to healthcare."

The spokesman of the national Emergency Committee on Coronavirus Ahmed Mansour said, "Epidemic Surveillance and Quick Response teams were deployed to the city's quarter where the case emerged and all those who had contacts with the infected person were subjected to isolation and respiratory samples were taken from them."