COVID-19: US passes 2 million cases
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- US cases pass the two million mark, according to Johns Hopkins University
- Pandemic is accelerating in Africa, with South Africa accounting for a quarter of cases on the continent – WHO
- UK ministers defend decision-making after expert says going into lockdown a week earlier could have halved death toll
- The US has the most recorded cases in the world, followed by Brazil (770,000) and Russia (500,000)
- Infections are still rising in 20 US states even as restrictions continue to be relaxed
- Disneyland announces phased reopening in July
- There have been more than 7.3 million infections globally and more than 416,000 deaths
-BBC
ABOUT: Nana Kwesi Coomson
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