Poland will launch mobile app for people under quarantine, president says
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Poland has launched a mobile app for people under quarantine due to the coronavirus epidemic, President Andrzej Duda announced earlier on March 19, Radio Poland reports.
Image is illustrative only. Photo by Tanak Dusun/Shutterstock.com
The application will provide advice and support, helping people to follow the quarantine requirements.
The two-week quarantine requirement applies to all Poles returning from abroad, as well as those who had contact with infected people, Radio Poland notes.
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