Baku/31.05.20/Turan: 248 new cases of coronavirus infection were recorded in Azerbaijan, the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan said on May 31.
Two patients born in 1956 and 1960, infected with COVID-19, died;
101 patients were recovered, and were discharged from hospitals.
5,494 people were identified with coronavirus in Azerbaijan.
Of these, 3,428 were cured, 63 died, 2,003 were treated in special treatment hospitals. The condition of 56 patients is severe, 65 - moderate, the rest - stable.
298,648 test studies were conducted in the country to identify cases of COVID-19 infection.
After four consecutive days of updating the anti-record daily increase in cases of coronavirus infection, a slight decrease was recorded on May 31. –06D—
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