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RHAs have spent $102m on covid19
Posted: Saturday, October 17, 2020
Deyalsingh: RHAs have spent $102m on covid19
"I could tell you offhand ERHA (Eastern RHA) spent $9.5 million on covid. North Central spent the bulk – $56.9 million –South-West $26.5 million, North-West $9.2 million..."
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