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DIAMOND AND GPHC HOSPITAL TO BE USED AS QUARANTINED FACILITIES

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The Public Health Ministry has commenced putting measures in place at two public health facilities to deal with the eventuality of a local outbreak of the deadly Coronavirus, More in this report from Handell Duncan

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