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Jordan reports 1,767 COVID-19 cases in highest daily tally since outbreak

  • The country's total number of confirmed infections now stands at 11,816 with 61 deaths since the first case surfaced in early March, Saad Jaber said in a statement.
Published September 30, 2020 Updated September 30, 2020 07:26pm
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AMMAN: Jordan registered 1,767 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, its highest daily tally since the start of the outbreak, the health minister said.

The country's total number of confirmed infections now stands at 11,816 with 61 deaths since the first case surfaced in early March, Saad Jaber said in a statement.

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