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05/11/2020
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The Siberian Embassy announced an increase in the number of those who died from coronavirus

In the regions of the Siberian Federal District, the number of dead patients with coronavirus has grown. This follows from the data of the embassy.

Сибирское полпредство объявило о росте числа умерших от коронавируса
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“Over the entire period of the epidemic in the regions of the districts, 63 people died with a confirmed coronavirus,” the Siberian Embassy said on May 11.

According to the latest official figures of the Federal Operational Staff and the regional headquarters, it was known about 59 deaths in the Siberian Federal District (Siberian Federal District) - that is, four could die in a day. Five more died in Buryatia, which is not included in the Siberian Federal District.

More than 209.6 thousand fell ill in Russia. 1915 people died, 34.3 thousand recovered.

In late December 2019, the Chinese authorities informed the World Health Organization about the outbreak of pneumonia in Jun, a large shopping and industrial center with a population of more than 11 million people. The causative agent of the disease was established only on January 7, 2020-this is the previously unknown type of coronavirus SARS-COV-2 (the disease called by him was called Covid-19).

In the world, according to the latest data , the number of cases exceeded 4.1 million, more than 282 thousand people died. The epidemic affected 187 countries and territories. At first, the main number of the dead accounted for China (4.6 thousand people), but in this indicator the PRC has already been overtaken by other countries. The United States leads (79.5 thousand). A significant number of deaths were also recorded in Italy (30.5 thousand), Spain (26.6 thousand), France (26.3 thousand), Great Britain (31.9 thousand), Belgium (8.6 thousand), Brazil (11.1 thousand), Germany (7.5 thousand) and Iran (6.5 thousand) . More than 1.4 million people have recovered all over the world.