Palestine-One Palestinian woman dead of COVID-19, 97 new cases confirmed in West Bank

By R

| 29 juin 2020

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A Palestinian woman has died of COVID-19,bringing the death toll from the virus to eight, and 97 new cases were confirmed in the West Bank, bring the total cases to 2345, today said Health Minister Mai Alkaila.

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Palestine-One Palestinian woman dead of COVID-19, 97 new cases confirmed in West Bank

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