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Forty COVID-19 coronavirus cases have reportedly been confirmed in Russia-occupied Crimea.
This was reported by the Crimean Human Rights Group with reference to the acting “head” of the occupying authorities in the city of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev.
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A recent case was confirmed in Russia-occupied Sevastopol – this is the eighth case in that city.
Thus, as of April 14, the occupying authorities reported 40 confirmed cases, including eight in Sevastopol.
“The incidence rate of COVID-19 in Crimea remains low, so the official figures with the number of COVID-19 cases are not true,” the human rights group said.
As UNIAN reported earlier, the Moscow-controlled occupying authorities of Crimea made individuals arriving in the Russia-occupied territory self-isolate for two weeks. Also, the quarantine was extended until the end of April.
