Coronavirus in Afghanistan: 5 New Cases

Coronavirus in Afghanistan: 5 New Cases

2020/03/15-13:26

8:32 am - March 15, 2020: US soldiers returning from Afghanistan have been quarantined amid the coronavirus outbreak. On Saturday, 300 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division returned to Fort Bragg after a nine-month deployment. (AP)

Coronavirus in Afghanistan: 5 New Cases

8:14 am -March 15, 2020: Five new positive coronavirus cases have been reported in Afghanistan--4 in Herat and 1 in Daikundi- said Wahidullah Mayar, a spokesman for the Ministry of Public Health, the total positive cases in Afghanistan is now 16.

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