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WHO: Record number of COVID-19 infections confirmed during the past day
A record number of COVID-19 infections have been confirmed globally during the past day, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its new report.
The largest number of new cases have been reported in the Americas. Brazil (55,000), the US (37,000) and India (nearly 15,000 new cases) are leading countries.
The total number of COVID-19 cases has reached 9,051,949. According to worldometers.info, the death toll is 470,822, and 4,842,043 people have recovered.
What comes to Armenia, as of Monday, the country recorded 320 COVID-19 new cases bringing the total number to 20,588: the total number of tests conducted so far is 96,843, while 10,980 people are currently being treated and 9,131 people have already recovered.
The death toll in Armenia has reached 360.
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