World Health Organization: No evidence cats and dogs can spread new coronavirus
There is no evidence that dogs and cats can be infected with the new coronavirus, the World Health Organization said
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There is no evidence that dogs and cats can be infected with the new coronavirus, the World Health Organization said
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Read moreBulgaria’s Defence Chief, General Andrei Botsev, died on February 27 after a short illness, the Defence Ministry said. He was
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