The Guardian -
6 Jul 2021 05:36

Largely spared an outbreak earlier in the pandemic, the Pacific nation is now grappling with a rising caseload, and a shrinking economy For most of the pandemic, when Fijians tuned in each night to updates from the country's health experts, they were greeted with the same message: the nation had reported zero, or one or two cases that day. While most countries around the world grappled with surging Covid cases and overwhelmed health systems, Fiji - a country of about 900,000 people in the south ...
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