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New infections hit record as Russia's COVID-19 wave persists
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Russia’s COVID-19 cases have hit another one-day record as the country struggles to contain a wave of infections that has persisted for more than a month. The national coronavirus task
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Russia sets another COVID-19 daily death record with 1,195
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In Russia, COVID-19 surge shows no signs of abating
Headline from MedicalXpress ·
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New infections hit record as Russia's COVID-19 wave persists
MOSCOW (AP) — Coronavirus deaths in Russia hit another daily record Tuesday, four days since a nationwide order for many Russians to stay off work took effect.
Daily coronavirus cases and deaths in Russia remained at all-time highs Wednesday as more regions announced extending existing restrictions in an effort to tame the country's unrelenting surge of infections.
As mistrust of the vaccines and the government fuel a seemingly ceaseless rise in both fatalities and cases, the Kremlin is leaving the big decisions to regional leaders.
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia has set another record for daily coronavirus deaths as it struggles through a long surge of infections that has prompted restrictions throughout the country.
Russia’s COVID-19 cases have hit another one-day record as the country struggles to contain a wave of infections that has persisted for more than a month. The national coronavirus task
Russia is in the grip of a relentless fourth wave of coronavirus infections, but many Russians are hesitating to get vaccinated. The vaccination rate is lagging, and the authorities appear to be shying away from more decisive action.
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia's COVID-19 cases hit another one-day record as the country struggles to contain a wave of infections that has persisted for more than a month.
Russia has hit a daily record for coronavirus infections after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the whole country to participate in a stay-at-home week to try to slow the spread of the virus.
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