More than 6.5 thousand new cases of COVID-19 were detected in Moscow
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Over the past day, 6,740 new cases of CORONAVIRUS infection have been detected in Moscow. This is almost 200 people more than the day before, when 6545 cases were detected in the capital. This is stated in the TELEGRAM channel of the Moscow operational headquarters.
On October 17, RUSSIA set a record for the number of cases for the entire time of the pandemic in the country - 34,303 new cases. In addition to Moscow, the largest number of new cases was detected in St. Petersburg and the Moscow region.
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