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Watch | COVID-19 Bulletin: In a First, Over 26,000 New Cases Recorded in India

With this, more than 7.6 lakh people have been affected by the pandemic.
Pawanjot Kaur
Jul 09 2020
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With this, more than 7.6 lakh people have been affected by the pandemic.
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India has recorded around 26,000 new cases in the last 24-hours. This is the highest recorded single-day spike so far.

With this, more than 7.6 lakh people have been affected by the pandemic. More than 4.7 lakh people have recovered. The death toll has crossed the 21,000-mark.

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