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El Salvador reports its first cases of COVID-19 amid a high hospital burden due to pneumonia

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El Salvador has identified its first COVID-19 cases of 2026, occurring against a backdrop of significant strain on the national healthcare system due to respiratory illnesses. Health authorities report an average of 30,000 weekly cases of respiratory conditions, prompting ongoing surveillance across the country.

Simultaneously, law enforcement operations continue in San Salvador. The National Civil Police recently apprehended a suspected member of the MS13 criminal organization in the city center, noting that the individual has maintained a criminal record since 2009. This arrest takes place within a broader environment of heightened security surveillance.

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Infobae (AR) - MS13 Focuses on law enforcement operations and criminal gang activity
Infobae (AR) - COVID-19 Focuses on public health surveillance and respiratory disease statistics
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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