Marshall Islands: Covid-19 cases surge
Covid-19 infection numbers have surged in the Marshall Islands, just days after the Pacific nation recorded its first local spread of the virus.
In the capital city of Majuro, total cases have nearly doubled since Friday.
These latest figures mean one in ten of the city's residents have been infected in recent days.
On Sunday, Health Secretary Jack Niedenthal said about 75% of tests across the country were returning positive results.
A number of Pacific islands had success with keeping coronavirus at bay early in the pandemic through stringent restrictions.
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