By Masood Sattar Khan
(Pakistan News & Features Services)
(Pakistan News & Features Services)
As many as 77 persons of tableeghi jamat, quarantined in Badin, were sent back to their native towns after their coronavirus test was found negative, the Deputy Commissioner, Badin, Dr Hafeez Ahmed Siyal, disclosed on April 18.
Giving details, he said that these 77 persons of tableeghi jamat were the inhabitants of Swabi, Sarghoda, Peshawar, Kohat, Nowshera and other localities.
Suspected of having contracted coronavirus (COVID-19), all of them had been quarantined in different mosques and seminaries, under supervision of the district administration of Badin.
“They were quarantined for 14 days. The corona tests of these persons were conducted in a hospital of Karachi and after negative test reports they were sent to their native towns in three vehicles which were facilitated by district administration Badin,” the Deputy Commissioner added.
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