68 more Tableeghi Jamaat members recover, leave Hyderabad for their homes

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At least 68 Tableeghi Jamaat members who had been isolated in Hyderabad after testing positive for Covid-19 have recovered and left for their homes, according to police. This reduces the number of active coronavirus cases in the city to 70.

Police say some 95 more Tableeghi Jamaat members are still under quarantine in different mosques of the city and will be allowed to leave after they test negative for the coronavirus.

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