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Tracking the spread and outcome of the coronavirus in Ecuador: Updated for Monday, August 30th, 2021

Published on August 30, 2021

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Before we go into number this week, let’s outline the major changes in the environment of Covid-19 in Ecuador. First and foremost, the increase in cases of the Delta variant in several provinces of the country has forced the Ministry of Health to adjust the vaccination schedule, advancing the application of […]

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