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Saint Lucia Records 88 New COVID-19 Cases - St. Lucia Times News

Today Wednesday July 27, 2022 the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs reports a total of 88 new cases of COVID-19 from samples processed from Monday July 25, 2022 and Tuesday July 26, 2022. This is from a total of 340 samples, of which 313 samples are from the Ezra Long Laboratory and 27 […]

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