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SOD TURNED FOR $400M PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY AT LILIENDAAL

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Javone Vickerie now tells us that $400 million Guyana dollars will be expended to build a new lab that will provide services to the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Natural Resources and the
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