New virus cases sneak up to 206 in Saturday’s daily report

by The Bulldog • June 20, 2020

The Ministry of Health says new cases of COVID-19 sneaked up to 206 in its latest 24-hour report. It is the first time in a week the number has been over 200. The five-day rolling average of new cases is 186.

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