Tunisia-Health director: “State organs are working hard to fight the spread of the coronavirus without harming the economy”

By R

| 30 septembre 2020

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Health director Fayçel Ben Salah said Wednesday, September 30, 2020, that all state organs are on high alert. During a press conference, the official said that these bodies are working hard to fight the spread of the coronavirus without harming the Tunisian economy

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