A decision from the administration of Fayida camp for the Syrian Kurdish refugees

Jun 30 2020

ARK News.. The administration of the Fayida camp for Syrian Kurdish refugees in Duhok Governorate in the Kurdistan Region decided to end the ban in the camp and lift the quarantine.

An informed source from the camp told ARK: A decision has been taken to end the ban situation in the camp, after confirming that there are no cases of corona disease in Fayida camp.

A physician in the Fayida camp had been infected with the Corona virus, on Sunday, and after that camp he was placed in quarantine. After examining the detainees with the doctor, their results were negative, that is, free of the virus.

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