Dr Hinds: Unusual covid19 spike a week after Carnival

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Dr Hinds: Unusual covid19 spike a week after Carnival

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dr Avery Hinds - Epidemiologist Dr Avery Hinds said there was an unusual spike in covid19 cases a week after the Carnival weekend, and approximately two weeks after the Taste of Carnival events began. He said the spike took place on only one day. Speaking at the Health Ministry’s virtual media conference on Wednesday, Hinds said, “There was a peak that was higher than the other days in March so […]

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