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Home Jordan News Five COVID-19 patients detained for violating home quarantine measures 11-12-2020 09:25 PM Ammon News - Five people were detained in Irbid for defense order violations regarding home quarantine, a statement issued by the National Center for Security and Crisis Management said on Friday. These individuals did not abide by home isolation measures, after testing positive for COVID-19, the statement added. According to the defense order, a fine between JD 500 and JD 1,000 will be imposed for first-time violations, and imprisonment for up to one year, or a fine between JD 1,000 and JD 3,000 or both in the event of repeat offence. The statement called on COVID-19 patients to adhere to health and safety measures.

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Five COVID-19 patients detained for violating home quarantine measures

11-12-2020 09:25 PM

Ammon News -
Five people were detained in Irbid for defense order violations regarding home quarantine, a statement issued by the National Center for Security and Crisis Management said on Friday.

These individuals did not abide by home isolation measures, after testing positive for COVID-19, the statement added.

According to the defense order, a fine between JD 500 and JD 1,000 will be imposed for first-time violations, and imprisonment for up to one year, or a fine between JD 1,000 and JD 3,000 or both in the event of repeat offence.

The statement called on COVID-19 patients to adhere to health and safety measures.

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