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Coronavirus: Djibouti cases rise to 1,401

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Djibouti's Covid-19 cases have risen to 1,401 after 70 more people tested positive for the coronavirus disease.

The country has tested 17,532 people so far, officials say.

On May 6, Djibouti had reported 1,120 cases.

By then, the country had closed its land borders, except for cargo movements, to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Source: The East African

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