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FURTHER DELAY IN SENDING OF SAMPLES TO CONFIRM LOCAL OMICRON PRESENCE

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Not surprisingly, the shipment of fifty patient samples to the Caribbean Public Health Agency in Trinidad and Tobago for testing to confirm the presence of the Omicron variant in Guyana has been delayed. Find out more from Temika Rodney

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