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A summary of the biggest developments in the global coronavirus outbreak

Number of Russian cases passes 300,000 The total number of coronavirus cases in Russia, already the second highest in the world, now stands at 308,705. A further 8,764 novel coronavirus infections were reported on Wednesday, but the daily increase was the lowest since 1 May.

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