The ministry responded in a declaration, “out of all 2200 conducted screening tests, including 45 on earlier infected cases, 5 previous cases have tested positive again and no new infection cases were recorded on May 14”.
The death toll from the coronavirus in Tunisia is stable at 45 so far while recoveries rose to 770.
The ministry has also stated that laboratory tests are mainly carried out on people suspected of having contracted the virus and those who have had contact with confirmed cases.
The Ministry, therefore, urged citizens to fully respect the law and comply with the measures of isolation and general lockdown across all the regions, to stem the spread of the virus.
The International Court of Justice in The Hague said Friday it would issue a verdict…
Heavy rainfalls that hit Kenya during the last few days left at least 75 people…
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach confirmed that the IOC is committed to inviting…
According to a bulletin from the National Institute of Meteorology (INM), the month of March…
Thousands of supporters of the Spanish Socialist Party assembled in Madrid, near the party headquarters,…
Journalist and human rights defender Kamel Sammari passed away today, Saturday, April 27. The deceased…
This website uses cookies.