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No evidence Mocha Fest behind COVID spike, says health official
Sunday, July 25, 2021
editorial@jamaicaobserver.com
LUCEA, Hanover — Medical officer of health for Hanover, Dr Kaushal Singh, has rejected suggestions of a possible correlation between the staging of Mocha Fest at Rick's Café in Negril in May and the spike in COVID-19 cases in Hanover.
Last Wednesday, Opposition spokesman on health Dr Morais Guy questioned whether the staging of the party, in clear breach of the Government's protocols, was responsible for the spike in cases in the western parishes of Hanover and Westmoreland.