The Department of Health says the country's covid-19 infection rate has increased by a further 2,140 infections. To date, the country has reported 742,394 cases of the virus. The country's overall covid-19 death-toll currently stands at 20,011. - Smile 90.4FM

The Department of Health says the country’s covid-19 infection rate has increased by a further 2,140 infections. To date, the country has reported 742,394 cases of the virus. The country’s overall covid-19 death-toll currently stands at 20,011.

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By Smile Staff Reporter

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