266 new covid19 cases, eight deaths

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266 new covid19 cases, eight deaths

News Photo courtesy CDC. There have been 266 new cases of covid19, according to the Ministry of Health's 4 pm update on Thursday. The update reported that the cases were from samples taken between October 3 and 6. There are now 4,283 active cases. It was also reported that there were eight new covid19-related deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to 1,530. The deaths were those of three elderly men, two elderly women, two middle-aged women and a teenage […]

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