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Sudan's COVID-19 Cases Reach 6081
07 June, 2020
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – Sudan’s Ministry of Health announced 215 new cases of COVID-19 and 12 deaths according to Friday June 5 report on the pandemic.
The new update raised the country’s total to 6081 including 359 deaths.
The Ministry said 90 infected persons have recovered raising the total recoveries to 2014.
The new cases were reported in Khartoum State (166), Gezira (15), White Nile (5), Sinnar (6), River Nile (8), North Kordofan (3), West Kordofan (1) Gadaref (5) and Red Sea (6).
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