Four parliament staff members test COVID-19 positive

Four parliament staff members test COVID-19 positive

January 17, 2021   12:26 pm

Four staff members of the parliament have tested positive for coronavirus infection, the Director-General of Health Services confirmed.

They have been confirmed to have contracted the virus following the PCR tests carried out on the parliamentarians and staff members of the parliaments.

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