M'sians among foreigners quarantined in India over Covid-19


Men wearing protective facemasks walk to board a special service bus taking them to a quarantine facility amid concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus in Nizamuddin area of New Delhi on March 31, 2020.- AFP

NEW DELHI (Bernama): Malaysians are among many foreigners quarantined in India over Covid-19 suspicions and at least one has tested positive.

They came to India recently to participate in Islamic preaching and prayer events of the Tablighi Jamaat organisation.

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