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Results Negative for COVID-19 in Sudden Death Investigation; All Three Confirmed Cases Now Recovered. | SMN News

April 26, 2020

Results Negative for COVID-19 in Sudden Death Investigation; All Three Confirmed Cases Now Recovered. | SMN News
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THE VALLEY ANGUILLA:--- The samples sent to rule out COVID-19 in the sudden death investigation have tested negative. Due to the exigencies of the situation, an initial test was done in Sint Maarten on Thursday, April 23rd and the result, which was received at 9:13 pm on Thursday, is negative. Furthermore, in keeping with the normal quality assurance practices, a sample was also sent to the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA). That sample sent on Friday, April 24th, has also tested negative and the result was received on Saturday, April 25th at 8:12 pm.

At the present time, there are


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