Baku / 05.03.20 / Tran: The operational headquarters under the country's Cabinet of Ministers denied reports of a number of media outlets about the death of a person in Azerbaijan from the corona virus.
In the communication of the headquarters on this occasion, it was said that the death of a resident of Baku Nazakat Ramazanova on February 29 in the city clinical hospital N3 is not associated with corona virus. This girl, born in 1994, died of pneumonia, which was confirmed by a forensic examination. During the study, no infection was detected in her body, according to the report of the Operational Headquarters.
In this regard, the Operational Headquarters urges citizens not to believe rumors and publications in social networks and media that claim the opposite. -02D-
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