Spain's coronavirus deaths surpass 1,700, cases over 28,000: reports

Spain's death toll from the coronavirus epidemic soared to 1,720 on Sunday ...

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MADRID - Spain’s death toll from the coronavirus epidemic soared to 1,720 on Sunday from 1,326 the day before, according to multiple media outlets citing the latest health data. The number of registered cases in the country rose to 28,572 on Sunday from 24,926 in the previous tally announced on Saturday, the reports added.

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