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Plateau orders closure of schools over diphtheria outbreak

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Plateau State government orders immediate closure of all public and private primary and secondary schools due to suspected diphtheria outbreak. Learn more. Read More: https://punchng.com/plateau-orders-closure-of-schools-over-diphtheria-outbreak/

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