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1. Chief of Staff of the Italian Army Salvatore Farina tested positive of coronavirus and self-isolates, as well as President of Piedmont Alberto Cirio.
   2020-03-09 13:03:42 (First version)
2. Chief of Staff of the Italian Army Salvatore Farina tested positive for coronavirus and self-isolates, as well as President of Piedmont Alberto Cirio.
   2020-03-17 23:35:30 (Update)
3. Chief of Staff of the Italian Army Salvatore Farina tested positive for COVID-19 and self-isolates, as well as President of Piedmont Alberto Cirio.
   2020-12-18 23:27:32 (Update)
4. Chief of Staff of the Italian Army Salvatore Farina tests positive for COVID-19 and self-isolates, as well as President of Piedmont Alberto Cirio.
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