COVID daily cases creep upwards, Tuesday report at 483

by The Bulldog • April 14, 2020

The Ministry of Health has confirmed 483 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday. The number is up from Monday and Sunday’s count of 421 and 401. Government website

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