Amid concerns over the spread of coronavirus, trainees officers of Indian Forest Service (IFS) in Dehradun, who returned after visiting Finland, Russia and Spain on Friday, have been kept under observation after some of them showed symptoms of cold, cough and fever.
"Sixtry-two trainee Indian Forest Service officers, who returned after visiting Finland, Russia and Spain, have been medically tested and kept under observation after some of them showed symptoms of cold, cough and fever," said Amit Rohilla, spokesperson of Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy.
He said that samples of four officers have been sent to Haldwani for tests.
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