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As many as 700 people could be hospitalised at peak of COVID wave - Barbados Today

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Barbados could potentially stage a General Election with tens of thousands of active COVID-19 cases, but according to public health officials, the percentage of seriously ill will be lower than previous outbreaks, once the Omicron variant becomes the dominant strain. Predictive modelling from the University of the West Indies released on Wednesday shows that daily […]

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