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On St.Tosia no COVID-19 virus. | SMN News

April 26, 2020

On St.Tosia no COVID-19 virus. | SMN News
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 The St.Tosia Courier published an article today, which included an interview between Raul Escobar, the Courier’s investigative reporter, and Carlene Cratchlow-Diggins M.D., the Minister of Health, Wellness and Sport as well as Jojo Monserrat, the Director of the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management.

The opening general statement of the honorable Minister Cratchlow-Diggins was reassuring that there are no virus infection cases on the island at all, and she went on to say that “There will probably be more casualties on St.Tosia from Rum Addictions than any virus could bring on.”

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“Nothing wrong about drinking a high octane rumbustion or a


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