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Italy Reports 300 Plus Deaths For Third Day Running

Darpan News Desk, 17 Mar, 2020 10:09 PM


    Italy, Europe's worst coronavirus-hit country and the world's second after China, on Tuesday reported a further 345 deaths in the past 24 hours.

     

    This was the third day running that it reported over 300 deaths - after 368 on Sunday, and 349 on Monday.


    While the country's toll has gone upto 2,503, a point of optimism was that the infection rate had slowed down, according to the BBC.


    The country now has 31,506 cases - with 2,060 people in intensive care, up from 27,980 earlier. However, this was the slowest rate of increase since the country identified the presence of the virus last month.

     

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