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Bryan, Encarnacion Report Drop in USVI's COVID-19 Positivity Rate

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The COVID-19 positivity rate in the U.S. Virgin Islands dropped from 4 percent last week to 1.87 percent this week, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. reported Monday.

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