India records 42,766 new infections in one day ...Egypt

India's daily COVID-19 numbers were marginally higher than yesterday as the country reported 42,766 new cases on Sunday, according to India Today newspaper. Total infections have now risen to 3,29,88,673 and deaths to 4,40,533. Some 308 deaths were recorded during the period, according to the (...)

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