Irbid: no new cases of COVID-19 recorded as of Monday afternoon

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Home Jordan News Irbid: no new cases of COVID-19 recorded as of Monday afternoon 27-04-2020 08:17 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - No new cases of infection with the COVID-19 were recorded in the Irbid governorate on Monday, an official said in a statement. Director of the King Abdullah University Hospital, Muhammad Ghazou, stated that no patients were discharged from the hospital, underlining that the 10 patients at the isolation ward are stable. The governorate''s Director of the Health Affairs Department, Qassem Mayas, pointed out that the epidemiological investigation teams are collecting random samples from medical staffs of health centers that opened yesterday, adding that the teams are also swabbing the patients of the 112 centers.

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Irbid: no new cases of COVID-19 recorded as of Monday afternoon

27-04-2020 08:17 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - No new cases of infection with the COVID-19 were recorded in the Irbid governorate on Monday, an official said in a statement.

Director of the King Abdullah University Hospital, Muhammad Ghazou, stated that no patients were discharged from the hospital, underlining that the 10 patients at the isolation ward are stable.

The governorate''s Director of the Health Affairs Department, Qassem Mayas, pointed out that the epidemiological investigation teams are collecting random samples from medical staffs of health centers that opened yesterday, adding that the teams are also swabbing the patients of the 112 centers.

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