O BSH called on the state report not publishing cases with COVID-19.

Tanzania is one of the few countries in the world that does not publish data on cases of COVID-19. Finally, he published them in May, when he had recorded about 500 cases and 20 deaths in total.

In June, President John Maguful declared Tanzania to be “liberated from the” virus.

However, concern about the possibility of hidden pandemic is growing.

O Call The BSH has come after a number of deaths of government officials.

The deputy president of Tanzania's semi-autonom island, Zanzibar, Seif Sharif Hamad, died on Wednesday.

His party said he was infected with coronary.

He was the most prominent politician in Tanzania who publicly claimed to be infected with Corleone.

Even the head of the civil service, John Kyazi, died on Wednesday, but they did not tell them the causes of death.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebraesus has comforted Tanzania for government deaths, but at the same time has asked him to share the case records with COVID-19.

While it is difficult to know the extent of the corruption in Tanzania without data, Ghereses, said that the citizens of Tanzania who are traveling abroad are resulting in positive coronaryism.

X-raysania must take strong measures both to care for the health of its citizens and also to protect the population in other countries about”, he has said.

The president of Tanzania, Maguful, has earlier downplayed the dangers of pandemic and refused to take measures. The minister of Health earlier this month has said that Tanzania has no plans for inoculation against coronary.

However, on Friday, giving a speech at the funeral of Chijazi, Magaful has seemed to have accepted that the virus is flowing in Tanzania.

He said that Tanzania defeated COVIED-19 last year and that it would be again.

Later Sunday, he has encouraged people to wear masks to avoid infection.

However, it has called for the use of local producers' measures, while without evidence it has said some of the imported masks are not safe.