Three new cases of coronavirus have now been confirmed in Kuwait, while Bahrain has its first case on Monday.

According to Gulf News, a Bahraini citizen who arrived from Iran was suspected of having the virus, now being called the Covid-19, following signs or symptoms and has since been sent for immediate testing, treatment and isolation with a special medical team.

Additionally, Kuwait’s Ministry of Health announced that following examinations of people who arrived from Iran; they also discovered three new cases.  Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) confirmed and reported the three cases on Tuesday morning; announcing that the first person is a 53-year-old Kuwaiti national, the second one is a 61-year-old from Saudi and the third is a 21-year-old man.

Reports say that Iran currently has 43 confirmed cases and eight deaths from the coronavirus.

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