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282 pilgrims who returned from Iran remain under quarantine in Sindh

Published March 7, 2020
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As many as 282 pilgrims who returned from Iran remain under quarantine in their homes across Sindh, Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah was told during a meeting of the provincial coronavirus taskforce.

The meeting was informed that four suspected COVID-19 cases were tested today and all of them turned out to be negative. The sample of a fifth suspect has been sent for testing.

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