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Baku / 20.06.20 / Turan: 471 new cases of the COVID-19 infection were detected in Azerbaijan, the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers said on Saturday.
Over the past day, 191 COVID-19 patients recovered and five died.
In total, 12,238 coronavirus infection facts have been detected in Azerbaijan. Of these, 6,516 were cured, 148 died, and 5,574 continued treatment in special regime hospitals.
A total of 417,102 tests have been carried out, including 6,627 over the past day.
Today's indicator of the number of infected people is a new anti-record of daily growth in Azerbaijan.
The previous anti-record was recorded on June 19 - 438 cases. –06D--
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