Coronavirus cases pass 14.4 million world wide; Beijing eases restrictions after no new cases

Brisbane Times

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Coronavirus cases pass 14.4 million world wide; Beijing eases restrictions after no new cases

Coronavirus cases pass 14.4 million world wide; Beijing eases restrictions after no new cases

Brisbane Times

Published 20 Jul 2020

US deaths from COVID-19 surpassed 140,000, while a resurgence of cases in Asian countries prompted governments to tighten restrictions again.

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