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Panic as Omicron variant cases spike - NewsDay Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe recorded 4 996 cases on Wednesday — the highest number in a single day — up from 4 031 the previous day, while the number of fatalities rose to five from three in 24 hours as the fourth wave appears to be taking hold ahead of the festive season.

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