The surge is attributed to a mandate requiring private hospitals to report tuberculosis cases, as well as transmission in densely populated areas
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The Technical Committee of the Economic Commission has announced plans to move all public and private companies involved in liquefied gas distribution away from urban and densely populated areas.
The surge is attributed to a mandate requiring private hospitals to report tuberculosis cases, as well as transmission in densely populated areas
The surge is attributed to a mandate requiring private hospitals to report tuberculosis cases, as well as transmission in densely populated areas
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