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What’s Trending: 3711 Quarantined At Sea Following Corona Virus Outbreak in Princess Cruise Ship Off Japan Coast - VIDEO

Darpan News Desk, 05 Feb, 2020 10:48 PM

    Watch What’s Making News Today:


    1) 150 Canadians including a BC couple stuck on a cruise ship in Japan because of the Coronvirus.


    2)Abbotsford Police looking for fraud couple


    3)Send black boxes to France, Canada tells Iran


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