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Baku / 21.04.20 / Turan: A patient born in 1963 who suffered from diabetes mellitus, hypothyroidism and chronic renal disease died in Azerbaijan from coronavirus, the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan said on April 21.
During the day, 44 new cases of infection with COVİD-19 were recorded.
At the same time, 74 patients recovered and were discharged from hospitals.
The total number of infected was 1480. At the same time, 865 people were cured, 20 died.
There are 595 people in special treatment hospitals. The health of 14 of them is severe, 20 of moderate severity, the rest is stable.
The total number of test studies to check for COVID-19 infection was 102 764. — 06B-
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