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Peru surpasses 500,000 coronavirus cases, marks highest fatality rate in LatAm - Stabroek News

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LIMA, (Reuters) - Peru surpassed half a million coronavirus cases and has the highest fatality rate in Latin America, according to health ministry data yesterday, as the government struggles to contain a recent surge of infections.

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