15 additional COVID-19 deaths, 83 new cases

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15 additional COVID-19 deaths, 83 new cases

The Ministry of Health and Wellness is reporting that Jamaica has recorded 15 more COVID-19 fatalities, pushing the tally to 878. The Ministry notes that the deaths occurred between January 19 and May 16. Those who died are: * A 55-year-old man...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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