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Mexico now ranks 4th globally in terms of nCoV deaths

Mexico City, Jul 13(UNI) Mexico on Monday crossed the 35,000 mark in terms of COVID-19 deaths overtaking Italy and becoming the fourth highest country in terms of corona related deaths in the world.
It now trails the United States, Brazil and the United Kingdom in terms of total deaths caused by COVID-19, the highly infectious respiratory disease caused by the new coronavirus, a report by Al Jazeera said.
The past week Mexico recorded daily infections in record numbers in the country even as President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador showed his optimism while blaming what he called "conservative media" for causing alarm among the people.
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