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Coronavirus Casualties Worldwide Exceeded 126,000
World | April 15, 2020, Wednesday // 13:29
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The deaths of 126 539 people have already been linked to complications following infection with COVID-19, the BBC reported.
The highest death rate is in the United States - 25,992 death cases, followed by Italy (21,067), Spain (18,550), France (15,729) and the United Kingdom (12,107).
China, where the pandemic began, officially reported 3 345 coronavirus-related deaths.
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