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Two Members of Bosnian Foreign Affairs Positive for COVID-19

Published: July 5, 2020
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Two people have been infected with the coronavirus at the  Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Avaz has learned.

This information was confirmed for “Dnevni Avaz” by Denis Hadzovic, the head of the Office of Minister Bisera Turkovic.

However, these people were not in contact with the minister and were sent to self-isolation.

One person found out she was infected on Friday and another one today. All contacts are advised to contact their doctors.

Also, Minister Turković, as Hadžović told Avaz, undertook special checks and precautions with contacts.

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