An official of the Border Security Force who was posted as a supervisory officer at a quarantine facility in Madhya Pradesh’s Tenkapur has tested positive for the deadly coronavirus. News agency ANI reported that the officer’s wife had returned from the UK about a fortnight ago and he had met officers of the rank of Additional Director General and Inspector General from March 15 to 19. The BSF said the officer’s wife and the officers he met have been put under quarantine.
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