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Tanzanian recording artist, Diamond Platnumz’s manager, Sallam Sharaff, has tested positive for coronavirus.
Sallam took to his Instagram page to confirm the news to his followers adding he is in isolation.
“The result came back and I am positive with coronavirus but I am doing fine now and everything is going on well,” Sallam wrote.
He captioned the post, “Right now I am under observation and my health is good, I am all alone at the ward it is as if I have hired this whole space for myself. I thank the nurses and the general administration for the care they have afforded me since I arrived here two days ago.”
Sallam is believed to have travelled to Europe on March 5 where he visited Switzerland, Denmark and France and returned on Saturday, March 14.
While there, he announced the cancellation of Platnumz’s shows due to the pandemic that was already ravaging Europe.
In the meantime, Diamond Platinumz has delayed his return to Tanzania for three weeks due to similar reasons.
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