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Guyana has 109 active COVID-19 cases …five new cases recorded on Monday

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June 29, 2020
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After two days of no testing Guyana has recorded five new cases of COVID-19, the Ministry of Public Health.
In its daily update the ministry said that a total of 114 persons have recovered thus far and the number of deaths remains at 12. In institutional isolation there are 109 active cases. In institutional quarantine there are 18 persons and one patient in the COVID-19 ICU. The ministry said too that they have conducted 2552 tests with 2317 of those being negative.

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