KRALENDIJK – Although in several places around the world there is again a significant increase in the number of infections with the COVID-19 virus, the numbers on Bonaire remain low.
Just like last week, the number of active infections is around 30. No one has died from the consequences of COVID in the past week.
Due to the low number of infections, the obligation to complete a health declaration will also be abolished from 1 June.
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