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The World: Spike In Coronavirus Cases In Poland

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:17 am

There has reportedly been a coronavirus Spike in Poland, prior to spike in cases in the country there has also been massive spike in cases in European countries like Italy, Spain, France and other countries.

The nation additionally revealed 202 new passings causing significant damage to 5,351.

The new figures raised the absolute number of cases in the nation to 340,824, as per wellbeing specialists.

We hope that a vaccine is developed on time so that some level of sanity returns to countries. Businesses has been crippled due to the impact of the virus.

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