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Cairo: Twenty-six judges in Kuwait have contracted the coronavirus, Al Qabas newspaper has reported, citing an unidentified source.
The infections come days after 10 Kuwaiti lawmakers reportedly caught the virus. Some of the infected judges caught the virus after coming in touch with other patients, according to the source.
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The source, described as well-informed, called on the Health Ministry to conduct virus-detecting swabs on other judges to get reassured about their well-being.
Kuwait so far has reported a total of 99,049 virus cases and 581 related fatalities.
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