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10-year-old Singaporean girl tests positive for BA.3.2 variant in Taiwan, first case reported
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10-year-old Singaporean girl tests positive for BA.3.2 variant in Taiwan, first case reported
TAIWAN/SINGAPORE: A 10-year-old Singaporean girl was found to be carrying the BA.3.2 COVID-19 variant upon arrival in Taiwan, health authorities said. As reported by Yan.sg, the girl arrived on March 14 and was stopped after registering a fever of 38.5°C. Subsequent testing confirmed the BA.3.2 variant, with the case announced on March 30 after gene sequencing was completed. Taiwanese authorities remarked that she had not received a COVID-19 vac…
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