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SA records 844 COVID-19 deaths as cases surge

8 January 2021 by Alan

SA records 844 COVID-19 deaths as cases surge:

South Africa has logged over 800 daily Coronavirus deaths for the first time since the outbreak, while new cases also hit a record high on Wednesday.

: SAnews – South African News Gabisile


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