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MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS – HUGH TODD – TESTS POSITIVE FOR COVID-19

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Newly-appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade – Hugh Todd – has tested positive for COVID19. As a result, all members of the cabinet have been instructed to get tested and to work remotely. Wendell Badrie reports.

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