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India’s COVID cases rise by record 414,188; deaths swell by 3,915
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Published on May 7, 2021 - Duration: 03:16s
India’s COVID cases rise by record 414,188; deaths swell by 3,915
The South Asian nation battling a ferocious second wave of coronavirus has added 1.57 million cases and just over 15,100 deaths this week alone.
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