Tobago has 119 active covid19 cases

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Tobago has 119 active covid19 cases

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo Tobago has 119 active covid19 cases after four new cases were confirmed overnight. The island’s covid19 death toll remains at 270. On Tuesday, the THA Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection reported 16 people were in hospital, eight of whom are fully vaccinated and eight unvaccinated. Tobago has 9,634 recovered patients

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