By Rebecca Ann Hughes • Published: 07 Jul 2020 • 14:25
Italian authorities have announced they are suspending flights from Bangladesh for one week following a “significant number” of coronavirus positive passengers who arrived in Rome on Monday, according to Italy’s health ministry.
In a statement, the ministry said it would be preparing extra measures for visitors arriving from outside the EU to prevent new COVID-19 cases from arriving in the country.
Local Bangladeshi communities in the Lazio region have been told be get tested after clusters of the virus were reported.
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