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Chief Medical Officer Dr. Hazel Laws
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BASSETERRE, St.Kitts (Monday 24th May 2021)-Information coming from the office of theChief Medical Officer Dr. Hazel Laws on Monday 24th May 2021 has revealed that there are two more  confirmed COVID-19 cases in St.Kitts-Nevis , one day after an update revealed two others.

“Since the special COVID-19 Press Briefing yesterday afternoon, we have recorded two (2) additional cases identified in our investigation of case #46. These two new cases are referred to as Case #53 and Case #54. Case #53 is an imported case and is closely related to cases #47. The individual is an inbound passenger who arrived in the Federation on May 9, 2021. Case #54 is a national and has close contact with Case #49,” it was stated.

To date, there are nine active cases out of the recorded 54.

Dr. Laws said the individuals are in isolation at a COVID-19 certified facility.

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