ANKARA: The global tally for the Covid-19 infections surpassed four million early Sunday, Anadolu Agency reported according to a running tally by US-b...
The global tally for the Covid-19 infections surpassed four million early Sunday,Data showed fatalities worldwide reached 277,860, while the number of patients who recovered stands at 1,348,383.The UK follows the US with 31,662 fatalities, while Italy has the third-highest death toll with 30,395.
A total of 26,313 people in France lost the battle against the virus, followed closely by Spain with 26,299 fatalities.China, ground zero of the virus, registered 83,976 cases but has not recorded a single fatality since last week as its death toll continues to stand at 4,637. —
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