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Kralendijk- After a very good day on Saturday with zero new infections, on Sunday there are 3 new cases out of 300 people tested in previous days.
In the meantime one of the active cases recovered, leading to a total count of 20 in the number of ‘active’ cases on the island.
Government calls on residents to keep observing simple hygiene rules and avoid conglomeration as a simple way of avoiding an infection. A call is also made on those who have not taken the Covid-19 vaccine as of yet to come in and get vaccinated. This can be done each Saturday from 9 – 12 at the Compleho Deportivo Jorge Nicolaas.
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