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Last Updated: Wear Face Masks : Tanzania s President Admits Country Has COVID-19 Problem
Tanzania President asked citizens to ‘wear masks’ and take health safety precautions following the death of vice president of Zanzibar due to COVID-19.
Having refused COVID-19 hit the country for months, alleging that the disease was defeated by ‘prayers’, Tanzania’s leader on Sunday acknowledged that there was a “covid problem” within the nation. Addressing the local press on February 21, President John Magufuli asked citizens to ‘wear locally manufactured masks’ and take health safety precautions amid fears of COVID-19 spread and surge in the confirmed cases. Magufuli’s remarks, admitting the grim situation, comes after the vice president of the semi-autonomous island region of Zanzibar, passed away due to the COVID-19 infection, the political party told reporters. Another death of the president’s chief secretary was suspected to have been caused due to respirat
The Director-General of the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Sunday called on Tanzania to take measures to protect its own citizens but also the people of countries visited by Tanzanians from the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Many Tanzanians travelling to neighbouring countries and beyond have tested positive for Covid-19. This shows the need for Tanzania to take robust measures to protect both its own people and people in these countries and elsewhere,” says Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in a statement.
In his statement, the WHO chief expressed his condolences to Tanzania following the deaths during the week of two senior government officials, including the first vice-president of the semi-autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar Seif Sharif Hamad.
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