Spike in Covid-19 cases due to delay in labs, not another outbreak, Tony Holohan says

A spike in coronavirus cases shouldn't be taken as a sign the outbreak is bouncing back, according to the Chief Medical Officer.
Spike in Covid-19 cases due to delay in labs, not another outbreak, Tony Holohan says
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan
Sun, 14 Jun, 2020 - 09:29
Digital Desk staff

A spike in coronavirus cases shouldn't be taken as a sign the outbreak is bouncing back, according to the Chief Medical Officer.

Twenty-two of the 46 Covid-19 cases

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