Azerbaijan confirms 16 new COVID-19 cases

Samira Abdullayeva
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Azerbaijan has recorded 16 new coronavirus cases over the past day, the Task Force under the Cabinet of Ministers told Report.

Meanwhile, 41 people recovered from the infection, and one succumbed to the deadly pathogen.

Overall, the country has reported 792,305 cases of infection, 782,416 recoveries, and 9,704 deaths since the onset of the pandemic. The number of active patients is 185.

Azerbaijan has conducted 6,755,203 COVID-19 tests over the past period, including 4,343 today.

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