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Two positive COVID-19 cases on Saba. | SMN News

August 2, 2020

Two positive COVID-19 cases on Saba. | SMN News
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SABA:--- As of Saturday, August 1, Saba has two new positive cases of COVID-19, Island Governor Jonathan Johnson announced in a special audio bulletin.
Both concerned imported cases, meaning that the persons contracted the disease abroad before travelling to Saba, who went directly into quarantine upon arrival and now are in isolation. A protocol was in place upon the arrival of these persons to ensure that minimum interaction occurred. Because there has been uncertainty concerning the latter, authorities are checking whether further steps need to be taken.
Saba moved to alert level two last week and will remain in


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