Tunisia-PM Elyes Fakhfakh: Coronavirus pandemic expected to peak this week

By R

| 4 avril 2020

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The Coronavirus pandemic is expected to peak this week, announced prime minster Elyes Fakhfakh during the plenary session devoted to the examination of the bill on the delegation of power to the PM to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 spread.

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