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Chinese Businessman Collapses In Kampala, People Think It’s Corona Virus Infection

Almost all the businesses were paused for a few minutes as dozens of people panicked to save their lives from a Chinese businessman who collapsed and fell down yet he allegedly traveled back into the country just few days ago.

Tension raised higher when this Chinese businessman collapsed around the City Centre along Luwum street in Kampala and different people were assuming that he was probably infected with Corona Virus aka COVID-19.

Apparently, those are just rumors and this unfortunate situation is not yet confirmed. Many people believe it might be true following cases from the neighboring countries that declared first Corona Virus cases which included Kenya, South Sudan and Ethiopia.

The corona virus epidemic has put the World on tension and was categorized to be a pandemic by the World Health Organization. It started all the way from China circulating all over the World in the past two weeks.

Ugandans are clearly alerted to always stay away from shaking hands and avoid public crowded places.

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