COVID-19 2nd wave: Edo records 54 new cases, 4 more deaths
Edo State has, in the last 72 hours, recorded 54 new cases and four more deaths from coronavirus (COVID-19), with the government reiterating the need for residents to comply with prevention protocols ......
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