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5 deaths, 366 covid19 cases recorded

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A youngwoman is among the five fatalities due to covid19 reported on Thursday, bringing the death toll to 3,727. The number of new cases reported from samples taken between Monday and Wednesday was 366. The Health Ministry recorded over 252 recovered community cases on Monday. This brought the number of active positive cases to 9,338. The ministry’s covid19 update said the people who died were three elderly men, one middle-aged […]

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