Total coronavirus infections in Colombia at 476,660
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The Health Ministry and Social Protection of Colombia said on Monday that 8,328 more patients have been diagnosed with coronavirus as 275 others have died in the earlier 24 hours, which has pushed the total number of cases across the country to 476,660 along with 15,372.
The ministry said that the number of recoveries stood at 301,525 so far.
Ivan Duque, the president of Colombia, said at the end of the July that he has extended the mandatory isolation until the 30th of August all around the country.
The Health Ministry and Social Protection of Colombia said on Monday that 8,328 more patients have been diagnosed with coronavirus as 275 others have died in the earlier 24 hours, which has pushed the total number of cases across the country to 476,660 along with 15,372.
The ministry said that the number of recoveries stood at 301,525 so far.
Ivan Duque, the president of Colombia, said at the end of the July that he has extended the mandatory isolation until the 30th of August all around the country.
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