Coronavirus

UPDATE: Brazil records 807 new deaths; curve shows no sign of flattening

According to the latest figures released by Brazil’s Health Ministry, the country recorded another 807 new deaths over the past 24 hours, as well as another 11,687 cases. In recent months, daily totals announced on Mondays have been consistently below average, due to the increased difficulty in registering cases and casualties on the weekend. However, today’s daily new deaths were higher than yesterday’s total, suggesting we are in for another deadly week.

Nine weeks after Brazil hit the 100-confirmed cases mark, the country’s Covid-19 infection curve has shown no signs of flattening. The current totals are as follows:

  • 374,898 confirmed cases,
  • 23,473 casualties.
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Euan Marshall

Originally from Scotland, Euan Marshall traded Glasgow for São Paulo in 2011. Specializing in Brazilian soccer, politics, and the connection between the two, he authored a comprehensive history of Brazilian soccer entitled “A to Zico: An Alphabet of Brazilian Football.”

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