Georgia's governor hit with wave of backlash over plans to begin reopening the state's economy on Friday

The World Health Organization warned against premature returns to daily life without thorough contact tracing.

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Georgia's governor hit with wave of backlash over plans to begin reopening the state's economy on Friday The World Health Organization warned against premature returns to daily life without thorough contact tracing. Read More »

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