Two new COVID cases, 13 more recoveries

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Two new COVID cases, 13 more recoveries

Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has reported two more COVID-19 cases increasing the tally to 686.

One of the new patients recently arrived from the United States while the other is a contact of an imported case.

They are both females, one 29 and the other 87, in Kingston and St Andrew.

Meanwhile, there have been 13 more recoveries pushing the tally to 539.

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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