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Puerto Rico Reports 67 Probable Zika Cases

October 27, 2020 • 2:12 pm CDT
(Zika News)

The Puerto Rico Health Department reported on October 6, 2020, there have been (67) probable Zika virus cases reported during 2020. The vast majority of these Zika cases have been confirmed surrounding the capital city of San Juan. 

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Karen McClorey Hackett
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