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Mainland China reports drop in new imported coronavirus cases, no local transmissions
Mainland China reported 47 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, a drop from 78 a day earlier, with all new cases being imported from overseas.
The National Health Commission stated that while domestically transmitted cases have significantly decreased, the country is experiencing a continuous rise in imported infections.
New imported cases in Beijing, Guangdong, and Fujian declined, though the daily tally of new imported infections rose to a record 19 cases in Shanghai.
The total number of imported cases in China has reached 474.
Mainland China saw no new locally transmitted infections, including in Hubei province.
The death toll from the outbreak in mainland China reached 3,281 as of the end of Tuesday, up by four from the previous day.
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