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Bahamas MOH concerned about count on Front-line Healthcare Workers who have contracted COVID-19

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Bahamas MOH concerned about count on Front-line Healthcare Workers who have contracted COVID-19
By Deandrea S Hamilton
Posted on May 9, 2020

#NASSAU, The Bahamas – May 9, 2020 – Dr. Merceline Dahl-Regis, COVID-19 Task Force Coordinator and Special Adviser to the Prime Minister said the Ministry of Health remains concerned about the number of frontline healthcare workers who have contracted COVID-19.

“Exposures to COVID-19 have been experienced at a number of healthcare locations, including Princess Margaret Hospital and Doctors Hospital. Notwithstanding known social exposures,” Dr. Dahl-Regis stated during the COVID-19 Update Press Conference held at the Ministry of Health, Thursday, May 7, 2020.

She explained that to date, The Bahamas has 22 healthcare workers who have contracted COVID-19. Of the 22, there are...
 
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