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Tracing all contacts of the 2nd COVID-19 patient impossible

March 25, 2020
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Tracing every people who came in contact with the country’s second COVID-19 patient is not possible. However, the Health Minister informed all 29 prime contacts associated with the woman are currently in various quarantine facilities.

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