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Barbados reports first two cases of the Coronavirus
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March 17, 2020

Minister of Health, Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic has confirmed that Barbados has recorded its first two cases of the Coronavirus, COVID -19.

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4 Replies to “Barbados reports first two cases of the Coronavirus”

  3. This is coming from the UK, I know you rely on tourist money to survive, but please shut your borders now to stop this infection, before it wipes out your population.

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