Rwanda: Medics Issue Caution As Covid-19 Cases Exceed 10,000 in Rwanda

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Rwanda: Medics Issue Caution As Covid-19 Cases Exceed 10,000 in Rwanda

[New Times] Medical workers have urged caution as the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Rwanda crossed the 10,000-mark, saying it is time to observe preventive measures more than ever before.

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