U.S reports 50,315 new cases of COVID-19, 887 deaths

By R

| 19 septembre 2020

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The United States reported 50,315 new cases of COVID-19 in the past twenty-four hours , taking the country’s total number of cases to 6,722,537.

Additionally, fatalities went up by 887 to 197,590, while the number of people released from hospitals after fully recovering from the disease rose to a total of 2,556,465.

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