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Brazil's Covid-19 death toll rises to 108,536

By IANS | Updated: August 18, 2020 08:10 IST

Sao Paulo, Aug 18 Brazil has registered 684 more deaths from the Covid-19, raising the death toll to ...

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Sao Paulo, Aug 18 Brazil has registered 684 more deaths from the Covid-19, raising the death toll to 108,536, the Ministry of Health announced.

Meanwhile, 19,373 new cases were reported on Monday, bringing the total number of infections to 3,359,570, Xinhua news agency reported.

Sao Paulo continues to be the epicentre of the disease in the country, with 702,665 cases and 26,899 deaths.

The state with the second-highest death toll is neighbouring Rio de Janeiro, which has registered 14,566 deaths and 194,651 cases.

Brazil is the country second hardest-hit by Covid-19 in the world, only after the US.

( With inputs from IANS )

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