Iran’s first vice president Eshaq has tested positive for coronavirus – South Asia Time

Iran’s first vice president Eshaq has tested positive for coronavirus

 March 4, 2020  

DUBAI: The IranWire news site reported on Wednesday that Iran’s first vice president Eshaq Jahangiri has tested positive for coronavirus and is undergoing treatment, Reuters writes.

IranWire cited an “informed source”. There was no immediate confirmation from Iranian officials.

Several Iranian officials have been infected with the coronavirus and one senior official died from a coronavirus infection on Monday.

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