Bayelsa confirms first COVID-19 death

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Bayelsa confirms first COVID-19 death
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The Bayelsa State Government has confirmed its first COVID-19 death. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) had reported six new cases for the state earlier in the week. The Director of Publ…

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control had reported six new cases for the state earlier in the week.

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