Penitentiary Service: Visitors should have COVID-19 passport to meet with prisoners 

Ismail Nasibli
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Short-term meetings with the inmates are allowed through a glass screen in accordance with the laws, Report informs, citing the Penitentiary Service of the Ministry of Justice.

For long-term meetings, the visitors should have COVID-19 passports to meet with the inmates.

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