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GG And PM Sign Condolences Book
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Governor General Sir Cornelius A. Smith and Prime Minister Philip Davis sign the Book of Condolences in observance of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Governor General Sir Cornelius Smith and Prime Minister Philip Davis sign the Book of Condolences in observance of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
The book is has been placed in the Senate building and will remain for the majority of the day.
Cabinet Ministers, judges among other senior government officials are expected to sign the book throughout the course of the day.
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