No coronavirus permanent immunity: Syria’s AANES health official
QAMISHLI, Syria (North Press) – There is no permanent immunity after the infection with coronavirus, Mustafa Kalash, co-chair of the Health Board in Jazira region, said on Sunday.
“Coronavirus infections were recorded for the second time,” Kalash told North Press.
He pointed out that the goal of the extension of the lockdown is to decrease the number of the infections.
Kalash expressed concerns about the coronavirus infections to be out of control, that is, the inability to provide care for the needed.
Daily toll of the confirmed cases after taking the swabs reaches 40%, according to the health official.
Today, the AANES Health Board announced the recording of three deaths and 298 new cases of coronavirus in northeast Syria.
Today, the AANES imposed complete lockdown in all of the areas it controls in northeast Syria to ward off the danger posed by coronavirus after the first lockdown imposed on April 6 in the cities of Qamishli, Hasakah and Raqqa.