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Five more COVID-19 cases confirmed within last 24 hours

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As at today, the Ministry of Public Health says that the total number of persons diagnosed with the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Guyana is now 109, inclusive of 10 deaths and 36 patients who recovered.

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