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The number of new infections with the Coronavirus in India increased by 89,706, bringing the total to 4.3 million.
The Federal Ministry of Health data showed that 1,115 people died in the past twenty-four hours, bringing the number of deaths to 73,890 cases.
India is recording the largest increase in daily infections with the Coronavirus in more than a month, and it is the highest in the number of cases after the United States.
In Germany, the number of new infections with the Coronavirus increased by 1176 to 253474, while the deaths rose to 9,338 after nine new cases were recorded, according to data from the Robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases.
And the Czech Ministry of Health announced that the number of injuries rose to 29,368 and deaths to 440, with 20139 people recovering from the disease.
For its part, the Public Health Commission in China announced today that the mainland has recorded two cases of the virus, bringing the total number of confirmed infections in China to 85,146 without recording any new deaths, so that the number of deaths remains at 4,634.
The number of injuries in South Korea rose by 156 to 21,588, in addition to three deaths, bringing the number to 344 deaths.
In addition, researchers from the Faculty of Medicine of the Czech University of Palatsky developed a new device capable of giving the result of a corona virus test within less than an hour after receiving the test sample from a person's nose.
The researchers explained that the device is able to detect the occurrence of infection even in people who did not have any symptoms, i.e. those who are still in the first stage of infection.
On the other hand, the AstraZeneca Group for Pharmaceutical Industries announced that it “voluntarily suspended” clinical trials that it is conducting around the world for an experimental vaccine against Corona disease, which was developed by the University of Oxford, after one of the participants in these experiments fell ill without a clear cause, in order to allow a review of safety data. By an independent commission. ”
