ISIS instructs smaller Terrorist groups to suspend all travels due to Coronavirus

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ISIS tells all smaller groups to refrain from coronavirus nation
TOPSHOT - A member of the Iraqi forces walks past a mural bearing the logo of the Islamic State (IS) group in a tunnel that was reportedly used as a training centre by the jihadists, on March 1, 2017, in the village of Albu Sayf, on the southern outskirts of Mosul. Iraqi forces launched a major push on February 19 to recapture the west of Mosul from the Islamic State jihadist group, retaking the airport and then advancing north. / AFP PHOTO / AHMAD AL-RUBAYE (Photo credit should read AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP via Getty Images)

ISIS, one of the world’s largest Islamic terrorist group has instructed their smaller Jihadist terrorist groups and followers such as Al – Qaeda, Boko Haram, Al – Shabaab, Al – Badr, Jundallah etc. to suspend travel to Europe and other regions with a high level of the COVID 19 outbreak for the terrorist attack.

The reports said that the healthy jihadist fighters should refrain from entering the land of the Pandemic and those who are already in the pandemic region should not exit it.

The instruction to the jihadists advised them to wash their hands and cover their mouths when they yawn, cough and they should also cover their nose when they sneeze.

According to reports, ISIS said that the epidemic is seen as a punishment on China from the Almighty God because of their oppression against their Muslim minority population, the Uyghur people.

The Uyghurs are an ethnic group in Central Asia, the population of the Uyghur people in China is about 11,303,355. There have been several confirmed cases of the COVID 19 virus in countries where ISIS has its jihadist fighters, Iraq and Afghanistan with about 124 confirmed cases and 21 confirmed cases respectively.

China has recorded the highest number of COVID 19 confirmed cases of about 81, 116. Italy has the second number of highest confirmed cases of the COVID 19 virus. Of about 27,980 confirmed cases. The total number of confirmed cases worldwide is about 179,111 cases.