Coronavirus latest: WHO logs record daily rise in cases

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Coronavirus latest: WHO logs record daily rise in cases

Deutsche Welle

Published 12 Jul 2020

The World Health Organization has reported another record increase in global infections over a 24-hour period, with the US topping the list with the highest number of new cases. Follow DW for the latest.

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