Dynamite News Combating COVID-19: Bhutan increases quarantine period to 21 days
Bhutan on Monday announced that the quarantine period will be extended for 21 days with effect from March 31 in view of coronavirus cases in the landlocked country.
Thimphu: Bhutan on Monday announced that the quarantine period will be extended for 21 days with effect from March 31 in view of coronavirus cases in the landlocked country.
The government decides to increase quarantine period to 21 days starting tomorrow.
This is to ensure highest preventive measure. pic.twitter.com/klyRhou1rgAlso Read | WHO on Coronavirus: The exact figure of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide
— PM Bhutan (@PMBhutan) March 30, 2020
The official Twitter account of Bhutanese Prime Minister said: "The government decides to increase the quarantine period to 21 days starting tomorrow. This is to ensure the highest preventive measure."Bhutan so far has reported four positive cases of the coronavirus as per the Johns Hopkins University.
The first case in the Himalayan country was reported on March 5. He is a 76-year old tourist from the United States and had visited Assam before arriving in Bhutan. (ANI)
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