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Senegal’s hospitals stretched as COVID infections surge
11:19 AM,
January 13, 2021
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Senegal is preparing its vaccine strategy and is rushing to deliver more beds for coronavirus patients as infections soar and a lack of capacity means doctors are only able to admit the most severe cases, health officials said.
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