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Coronavirus: China reports 30 new cases; White House says Americans need to prepare for more deaths
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CNBC reports that China's National Health Commission (NHC) said there were 30 new confirmed cases as of April 21, of which 23 were attributed to travelers coming from overseas. That brings the country's total to 82,788 cases, the NHC said.
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Mexico reported a jump of more than 700 new cases, reaching a total of 9,501 cases.
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Americans should prepare to see more deaths from the coronavirus pandemic, particularly in cities, as the outbreak in the United States moves past its peak and infection rates decline, White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Deborah Birx warned.
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Global cases: At least 2,561,044.
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Global deaths: At least 176,984.
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Most cases reported: United States (823,786), Spain (204,178), Italy (183,957), France (159,297), and Germany (148,291).
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