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Covid-19 recoveries cross 17,000

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The total Covid-19 recoveries in the country today exceeded 17,000 with 346 more Covid-19 patients recovering and being discharged from hospitals.

Accordingly, the total active cases reduced to 5,877.

Meanwhile, the total Covid-19 positive cases in the country stand at 22,988.

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