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The Örmetaş neighborhood, which has 90 homes and 900 inhabitants in the Başkale district of Van, was quarantined on April 7, by decision of the District Hygiene Committee, after a coronavirus was seen in a person who came from Istanbul. As the quarantine process continues, healthcare teams launched a large-scale assessment in the neighborhood.
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However, it was determined that there were other citizens coming from Istanbul to the neighborhood, and Mukhtar Mikail Duman about these citizens did not inform the authorities to remove the quarantine. Action was taken on this information. With the work done, those who came from Istanbul were identified by health teams and security forces. As a result of the tests, the number of cases of coronavirus, which was 23 before, increased to 44 with the last study.
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Van Governorate made a statement on the subject. The statement is as follows:
* Upon detecting the coronavirus in 1 person who came to Van from Istanbul on April 7, 2020 and went to the Örmetaş district in the Başkale district, the neighborhood was quarantined by the hygiene board. However, when it was determined that there were other people from Istanbul and hidden by the neighborhood chief, Mikail Duman, activities in the neighborhood intensified.
* After testing the day before, when the total number of cases was 23, the neighborhood became a private study area. Private health teams set up mobile vehicles and tents and began a neighborhood-wide rescan study of 90 households and 900 residents. In coronavirus tests conducted on 200 people yesterday, the results of 21 more were positive. With the latest cases, the number of coronavirus cases in the neighborhood increased to 44.
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Mehmet Emin Bilmez, the governor of Van and deputy mayor of the Metropolitan Municipality, told reporters yesterday that the neighborhood was declared a private work area by the Ministry of Health. (DHA)
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