Brazil Passes 2 Million Confirmed Coronavirus Cases

By R

| 18 juillet 2020

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Brazil counted its 2 million confirmed coronavirus infection. The number of COVID-19 infections in the country has reached 2,046,328 as 34,177 new cases were registered.

Meanwhile, the death toll soared to 77,851 after recording 1,163 new deaths.

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