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WASHINGON, May 30 ― The United States recorded 1,225 coronavirus deaths yesterday, bringing its total to 102,798 since the global pandemic began, according to a tally kept by Johns Hopkins University. The country has officially logged 1,745,606 overall cases of the virus, far more than any other...

A pedestrian walks past on Washington Street in Dumbo neighbourhood of Brooklyn as streets remain less busy due to the continuing outbreak of the coronavirus disease in New York May 23, 2020. — Reuters pic

WASHINGON, May 30 ― The United States recorded 1,225 coronavirus deaths yesterday, bringing its total to 102,798 since the global pandemic began, according to a tally kept by Johns Hopkins University. The country has officially logged 1,745,606 overall cases of the virus, far more than any other nation, the Baltimore-based university's tracker showed at 8.30pm .

The latest numbers came as President Donald Trump said he was severing US ties with the World Health Organisation , accusing it of not doing enough to curb the initial spread of the novel coronavirus and being too lenient with China, where the outbreak began last year. Trump suspended funding to the WHO last month. Until now, the United State was by far the biggest contributor to the UN agency, having given US$400 million last year.New York, the US city worst-hit by the coronavirus, is “on track” to start reopening the week of June 8, Governor Andrew Cuomo said yesterday. ― AFP

 

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