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1,808 fresh COVID-19 cases detected so far today

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A total of 1,808 more COVID-19 patients have been detected so far today, the Government Information Department said.

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Sokrates Wednesday, 26 May 2021 08:44 AM

It only got this far through the hesitant measures of the ruling mafia boss. He should finally realise that he is incapable of the office of President and should step down.

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