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Egypt: COVID-19 deaths close to 5,000

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 02:35 pm

Fatalities from the novel coronavirus rose to 4,971 in Egypt, the nation’s fitness officers said Saturday.

Twenty people died and 141 others have been recognized with the virus in the previous 24 hours.

Total cases topped 95,000 with extra than 50,500 sufferers getting better from the disease.

The pandemic has claimed more than 718,400 lives in 188 nations and regions considering it originated in China last December. The US, Brazil, India, and Russia are currently the worst-hit countries.

More than 19.2 million COVID-19 cases have been said worldwide, with recoveries exceeding 11.6 million, according to figures compiled by using US-based Johns Hopkins University.

(AnadoluAgency)

Albert Echetah

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