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Swiss daily coronavirus cases increases by 3,105 cases, highest daily rise

  • The agency reported a total of 74,422 confirmed cases in Switzerland and neighbouring principality Liechtenstein.
Published October 16, 2020 Updated October 16, 2020 03:36pm
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ZURICH: The number of new coronavirus infections reported in Switzerland has risen by 3,105 cases in a new daily record, data from Switzerland's public health agency showed on Friday.

The agency reported a total of 74,422 confirmed cases in Switzerland and neighbouring principality Liechtenstein.

The death toll rose by five people to 1,823.

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