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Health authorities in Canada announced that the incidence of HIV infection on its soil increased by nearly 16 percent to 11,747 from 10132 a day ago, while the number of deaths reached 152 from 127, an increase of approximately 20 percent.
For its part, the Ministry of Public Health in Switzerland announced that the number of deaths from the Corona virus reached 484, up from 432 yesterday, noting that the number of people confirmed to have contracted the infection also increased to 19,303 from 18267.
In turn, the National Institute of Health in the Netherlands drew to a new increase in the number of people who died from the Corona virus, which raised their total toll in the country to 1487, noting that 1026 new cases of the virus were monitored, raising the total number to 15723 cases.
In Indonesia, the health authorities announced the registration of 196 new cases of the virus, the largest increase in the daily rate of infections, and 11 new deaths were recorded, bringing the total deaths to 181 cases, while 134 patients recovered.
Belgium also recorded during the past 24 hours 132 new deaths, bringing the number of deaths to 1143, while the total number of injuries reached 16770, after recording 1422 new injuries.
To that, the Iraqi Ministry of Health and Environment announced the registration of forty-eight new infections, confirmed by the virus throughout Iraq, explaining that the number of diagnosed infections to date has reached 820 and the total number of deaths 54, while the total number of recovery cases reached 226.
In Saudi Arabia, 154 new cases of Coronavirus were announced, bringing the total number of cases registered to 2039, while 4 new deaths were recorded, raising the total number to 25 deaths.
In Libya, the health authorities announced the first deaths from the Corona virus, while the total number of infected people was 11.
According to an AFP census, the new Coruna virus has killed 53,693 people
People in the world since its appearance last December in China, while 1035,380 cases have been recorded in 188 countries and regions, and at least 201500 cases have recovered from these injuries so far.
