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Fewer COVID-19 data releases OK as long as outbreaks alerted: Njoo

With Quebec planning to release updates on its COVID-19 cases once a week instead of daily, federal public health official Dr. Howard Njoo said Thursday that can be all right as long as people keep taking precautions against spreading the illness and are alerted if there's a sudden outbreak that demands a swift response.

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