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Bangalore, Jun 1 (EFE/EPA).- India recorded Tuesday 2,795 coronavirus deaths in the last 24 hours, marking the first time in 34 days that daily fatalities dropped below 3,000, according to official data.As per health ministry records, the pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 331,100 people in the South Asian country, a number that is only behind that of the United States and Brazil.The decline in the number of deaths per day, even as experts warn that the actual figures could be much higher, contrasts with the more than 4,000 deaths recorded around the middle of May. (Camera: JAGADEESH NV).SHOT LIST: HEALTH AUTHORITIES INOCULATE CITIZENS WITH COVID-19 VACCINE AND COLLECT SWAB SAMPLES TO TEST FOR COVID-19 IN BANGALORE, INDIA.
States across the US reported more than 3,900 deaths from COVID-19 on Wednesday. It was the largest single-day total since the pandemic began, says Business Insider. States also reported a record 125,000 hospitalizations due to the coronavirus. The figures may not reflect the full extent of the crisis due to holiday reporting delays. The US also has over 125,000 hospitalizations, according to data from The Covid Tracking Project. Masks and social distancing has never been more important than it is now.
New Delhi / Kolkata / Mumbay / Amritsar / Bangalore (India), May 19 (EFE / EPA).- Indian authorities on Tuesday said they had detected more than 100,000 coronavirus cases and 3,000 related deaths since the outbreak as the country 1.3 billion people remain in a gradually easing lockdown until at least the end of the month.(Cameras: JAGADEESH NV / DIVYAKANT SONAKI / RAMINDER PAL SINGH / PIYAL ADHIKARY)
Images of firefighters trying to contain the fire that killed at least three people and injured nearly 300 after a truck packed with cylinders exploded just before midnight on Thursday night, turning the sky orange and setting fire to nearby homes and parked cars. IMAGES
The two Porsche 963 fielded by the Porsche Penske Motorsport factory team are holding their ground among the frontrunners in the early stages of the 24 Hours of Daytona. In the first four hours of the endurance classic in Florida, Brazilian Felipe Nasr advanced to second place at the start in the #7 car and defended his position over many laps. In the first hours, his British brand colleague Nick Tandy worked his way up the order to fourth place in the #6 sister car. The Porsche 963 customer teams were also looking strong as the sun set. The partner teams in the two GT classes brought their Porsche 911 GT3 Rs through the first four hours of the race unscathed.
The United Nations extends its "deepest condolences" following the death of Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah, who was killed while covering shelling in south Lebanon near the border with Israel. "This is yet another example of the daily dangers journalists face in covering conflict throughout the world," UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric tells reporters during a briefing. SOUNDBITE