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WATCH: US Presidential debate tonight, Dr. Bonnie Henry says transmissions outside of school

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 29 Sep, 2020 08:09 PM
  • WATCH: US Presidential debate tonight,  Dr. Bonnie Henry says transmissions outside of school

WATCH: Fox News host Chris Wallace to conduct the first-ever Presidential debate between Trump & Joe Biden. US President Donald Trump and Joe Biden set to square off in first presidential debate tonight.

The Province’s top health official Dr Bonnie Henry urging people to do their part especially when it comes to #Covid19 transmission between students.

Forecasters say sunny skies could get hazy again with more forest fires in the horizon #smog #smoke #Airpollution #climateChange.

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