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Brazil reports 2nd straight day of record Covid deaths

  • With a surge in cases currently pushing health systems to the limit in many areas, the country of 212 million people.
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By AFP

BRASÍLIA: Brazil registered a record of Covid-19 deaths for the second straight day Wednesday, with 1,910 lives lost to the pandemic.

With a surge in cases currently pushing health systems to the limit in many areas, the country of 212 million people has recorded a total of 259,271 deaths, according to the health ministry, the second-highest death toll worldwide, after the United States.

United States Brazil COVID19 Health Ministry

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