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DPHSS Liaison gives Update on Free COVID-19 Testing Today in Yigo–Says Line has Already Closed, with Patti

Written by Jeremie Charfauros on July 2, 2020

Liason for Department of Public Health & Social Services, Bertha Taijeron lets Mornings with Patti listeners in on the happenings at the Yigo testing site for COVID-19.

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