Covid-19 cases in Myanmar rise up to 224, domestic airlines to resume service


Female workers at a mall are seen wearing face masks as they wait for the bus in Yangon on Saturday (May 30. The govt announced on Saturday morning that there were 17 more confirmed cases of Covid-19 bringing the number of infection to 224 in total in the country. - AFP

YANGON: Myanmar reported 17 more confirmed cases of Covid-19 (coronavirus) on Saturday (May 30) morning, bringing the number of infection to 224 in total, said a release from the Health and Sports Ministry.

The newly confirmed cases are those who were under quarantine after their recent arrival from India.

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