CORONAVIRUS: Third positive case identified in Monaco

The Principality’s health authorities were informed on Friday 13 March that a person treated at the Princess Grace Hospital had tested positive for COVID-19.

The individual concerned has few symptoms and has returned home in accordance with the care protocol approved by the Monegasque authorities. Medical monitoring coordinated by Princess Grace Hospital is in place.

A epidemiological investigation is being carried out to determine the resident’s movements over the last few days and identify the people they may have been in contact with.

The Prince’s Government would like to reiterate the need to comply with the precautionary measures announced in recent days.

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