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Ireland to roll out voluntary phone tracker app to tackle coronavirus
Ireland's government is to roll out a voluntary phone-tracking app to alert users if someone they have been in contact with develops COVID-19, its health service said on Sunday, two weeks before the pandemic is expected to peak in the country. ...
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