‘jordan Pm In Home Quarantine After Son Infected With Covid’

‘Jordan PM in home quarantine after son infected with Covid’

Amman, Dec 19 : Jordan’s Ministry of Health has announced that Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh would be home quarantined after one of his sons was confirmed to be infected with the Covid-19, state-run Petra news agency reported.

 ‘jordan Pm In Home Quarantine After Son Infected With Covid’-TeluguStop.com

The quarantine will last five days, said Adel Bilbeisi, the Prime Minister’s adviser on containing the Covid-19 pandemic, adding a PCR test will be conducted at the end of the quarantine.

If the result is negative, Khasawneh will return to his office, Xinhua news agency reported.

He noted that the health protocol applies to everyone to contain the spread of the virus and protect society.

On Saturday, 40 Covid-19 deaths and 1,920 new cases were recorded in Jordan, increasing the caseload to 1,033,469 and the death toll to 12,191, the government said in a statement.

There are currently 62,068 active Covid-19 cases in Jordan.

Meanwhile, 4,555 recoveries were registered in hospitals and home quarantine on Saturday, bringing the total number of recoveries to 959,210.The total number of people who received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine has reached 4,266,786, while 3,854,574 have received their second shot.

After his son was infected by Covid, ‘Jordan PM’ is now in quarantine at home

At the moment, there are 62,068 Covid-19 active cases in Jordan.
On Saturday alone, 455 recoveries were recorded in hospitals and at home quarantine, taking the total to 959210.

There have been 4,266,786 people who were vaccinated with Covid-19, while there are 3,854,574 who have had their second dose.

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