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Child, 5, still recovering after stabbing - Stabroek News

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A five-year-old child, who was stabbed almost a week and a half ago, is still recovering at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH).

The article Child, 5, still recovering after stabbing appeared first on Stabroek News.

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