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First coronavirus infected person in Taiz died

[06/05/2020 09:58]

TAIZ-SABA
Emergency Committee tasked with Coronavirus in Taiz governorate announced Wednesday the death of the first infected person with coronavirus.

The first case of infection registered Saturday, the infected came from Aden governorate.

In a press conference the Committee said there were only two cases of infection the first one passed way while the other is being medicated.

The Director of the National Center of Laboratory Dr. Ahmed Mansour underscored the limited resources, noting that the Laboratory received only 50 coronavirus tests from the WHO.