235 Police officers in WP contract Covid-19: Six recovered

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A total of 235 officers attached to the police stations in the Western Province have been contracted with Covid-19 as of today.

Six officers among them were recover and discharged from hospitals.

Accordingly, the number of patients receiving treatment at present is 229.

At least 300 officers have been sent to quarantine centers while the number of officers directed to self-quarantine is 1,425.

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Employment Agency Sunday, 08 November 2020 11:25 AM

Recruit policemen?? From China!!!

Ghry Sunday, 08 November 2020 10:36 PM

Oops!!!! now we can understand the fact that these guys are really spreading the CORONA through out the country. So, this is a pre-planned game.

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