DUBLIN: Ireland's government is to roll out a voluntary phone-tracking app to alert users if someone they have been in contact with develops Covid-19, its health service said on March 29, two weeks before the pandemic is expected to peak in the country.
The phone app, which will keep track of people the user has come into close physical contact with and alert them if they subsequently test positive, is expected to be launched within 10 days, Ireland's Health Service Executive (HSE) said.
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