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Six Bhutanese recover from COVID-19 in New York

May 4, 2020
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Six Bhutanese in New York have fully recovered from COVID-19. According to the president of the United Bhutanese Association of New York, there is only one left in the quarantine facility and three under home quarantine as of now.

Meanwhile, no new cases were reported among the Bhutanese community. The Bhutanese association with help of the volunteers also distributed basic essential food items such as rice, oil, egg and fruit juices to over hundred Bhutanese living there. It was delivered to people who could not go out for shopping or are in need.

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