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Algeria Covid-19 Charts and DataF

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Posted On 10 June 2020

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Cumulative cases of infection of the Covid-19 virus as of 10 June 2020 in Algeria reached 10,484, an increase of 117 from the previous day. The cumulative death toll is 724. Below are two interesting charts.

Death toll from Covid-19 in Algeria:

Evolution of infections in Algeria:

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