Somali state minister dies of coronavirus
Khalif Mumin Tohow succumbs to COVID-19 virus a day after he tested positive
Khalif Mumin Tohow succumbs to COVID-19 virus a day after he tested positive. PHOTO: ANADOLU
MOGADISHU:
A Somali state minister succumbed to COVID-19 a day after he was tested positive as the country reported its second death on Sunday.
Khalif Mumin Tohow, justice minister of Hirshabelle state, succumbed to the novel coronavirus in Mogadishu's Martini hospital a day after he tested positive in the town of Jowhar, the administrative capital of Hirshabelle.
British PM Boris Johnson discharged from hospital after COVID-19 treatment
Ali Gudlawe Hussein, vice president of Hirshabelle, confirmed his death to the media.
According to local media, Mumin, who was Somali British, travelled to the UK in February before he came back to the Horn of Africa nation.
On Wednesday, Somalia confirmed its first coronavirus death.
According to the Health Ministry, the country has 21 coronavirus cases, including several government employees.
A Somali state minister succumbed to COVID-19 a day after he was tested positive as the country reported its second death on Sunday.
Khalif Mumin Tohow, justice minister of Hirshabelle state, succumbed to the novel coronavirus in Mogadishu's Martini hospital a day after he tested positive in the town of Jowhar, the administrative capital of Hirshabelle.
British PM Boris Johnson discharged from hospital after COVID-19 treatment
Ali Gudlawe Hussein, vice president of Hirshabelle, confirmed his death to the media.
According to local media, Mumin, who was Somali British, travelled to the UK in February before he came back to the Horn of Africa nation.
On Wednesday, Somalia confirmed its first coronavirus death.
According to the Health Ministry, the country has 21 coronavirus cases, including several government employees.