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Territory's COVID Death Toll Hits 73

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The COVID-19 fatality toll in the USVI rose to 73 on Friday after the V.I. Department of Health reported the death of a 78-year-old woman on St. Croix. According to the statistics posted Friday by the department, there have been 44 COVID deaths on St. Thomas, 26 on St. Croix, and three on St. John.

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