Tunis/Tunisia — Twenty COVID-19 infections were detected by health teams among unvaccinated air and sea passengers arriving to Tunisia since a mandatory quarantine was imposed on August 25.
The virus carriers submitted negative PCR tests, though, said head of the quarantine committee at the Health Ministry Mohammed Rabhi. They were transferred to the mandatory quarantine facility in Mahdia which they will leave after ten days if they show no more symptoms.
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