546 covid19 cases, five deaths

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546 covid19 cases, five deaths

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Image courtesy CDC There has been an increase in the number of covid19 cases recorded, as the Ministry of Health in its 4 pm update reported 546 additional cases. In the 4 pm covid19 update the ministry also reported that the total number of active cases was 21,892 as of Wednesday afternoon. Since last Thursday when the number of covid19 cases was recorded as 654, the number has generally declined. […]

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