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Taiz government approves precautionary measures against covid-19

[25/03/2020 03:27]

TAIZ-SABA
The local government of Taiz has approved a number of precautionary measures against the coronavirus, a pandemic spreading in many world countries.

In a meeting today, the governor, his deputies and Health officials decided to deploy health inspection teams at the entrances of the province and the closure of places of massive gathering of public mainly wedding halls and amusement parks. They also decided to disperse bus stops and shopping points in the markets.

The city of three million people suffers a six year long Houthi rebels siege that cuts humanitarian and medical provisions to the city