Bahrain interior ministry says some detainees - held due to visa issues - contract COVID-19
"The necessary medical measures have been taken to treat those infected, and precautionary measures at the site have been strengthened," the statement on the ministry's Twitter account said.
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DUBAI: Bahrain's interior ministry said on Monday that a number of female detainees, who are being held because of visa violations, had contracted COVID-19.
"The necessary medical measures have been taken to treat those infected, and precautionary measures at the site have been strengthened," the statement on the ministry's Twitter account said.
"The necessary medical measures have been taken to treat those infected, and precautionary measures at the site have been strengthened," the statement on the ministry's Twitter account said.
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