Brazil sets daily record with 68,000 new virus cases

The health ministry said 67,860 new infections and 1,284 deaths had been reported in the past 24 hours in Brazil, which has the second-biggest outbreak in the world after the United States.

His office announced yesterday he had again tested positive, saying he would continue his quarantine and suspend his upcoming travel plans. The World Health Organization voiced optimism last week that the outbreak in Brazil had finally reached a plateau, urging the country to use the opportunity to "take control."The country has recorded an average of more than 37,000 infections and 1,050 deaths a day over the past week. California registers highest number of Covid-19 cases in US

New York's total death toll of 25,068 remains the highest in the nation. But the state has seen a huge decline in the number of new Covid-19 cases and deaths in the last two months.

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