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Coronavirus: China’s new cases rise above 100, Singapore reports 233 new cases
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The number of new cases in mainland China ticked up again, past the 100-mark. The National Health Commission said the country had 108 new confirmed cases, with 98 attributed to travelers from overseas.
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Singapore reported 233 new cases as of noon on April 12, according to its health ministry. It said 167 of those cases have no links to known clusters or cases.
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Deaths from the Covid-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 431, down from 619 the day before, and the number of new cases slowed to 4,092 from a previous 4,694. The tally of deaths was the lowest daily rise since March 19.
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Global cases: At least 1,846,680.
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Global deaths: At least 114,090.
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Most cases reported: United States (555,313), Spain (166,831), Italy (156,363), France (133,670), Germany (127,854).
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