Azerbaijan confirms 2,186 new COVID cases, 14 deaths

Samira Abdullayeva
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Azerbaijan has confirmed 2,186 new coronavirus infection cases, 764 recoveries, and 14 deaths, Report informs referring to the Task Force under the Cabinet of Ministers.

A total of 658,470 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19, 625,023 recovered, and 8,734 died since the outbreak of the pandemic. The number of active cases totals 24,713.

Over the past day, Azerbaijan conducted 7,232 Covid-19 tests, bringing the total to 6,156,388.

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