Uzbekistan's COVID tally nears 80,000

Nargiz Ogtay
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1 March 2021 / 07:51

The number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in Uzbekistan has reached 79,926, Report informs, citing the Uzbek Health Ministry.

To date, 98% of those infected with the virus have recovered.

Presently, 808 COVID-positive patients are being treated in Uzbek hospitals.

Earlier, Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 was certified in Uzbekistan.

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