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HEALTH MINISTER OBLIVIOUS ABOUT BRAZILIAN P 1 VARIANT IN GUYANA; REQUESTS REPORT FROM PAHO

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Health Officials are maintaining that they are oblivious about the emergence of the deadly Brazilian P.1 variant in Guyana as disclosed by Pan American Health Organization nearly a week ago. Temika Rodney has the details in this report.

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