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Italy's daily coronavirus death toll lowest since March 19, but new cases rise
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy climbed by 420 on Friday, the smallest daily tally since March 19.
The total number of fatalities has reached 25,969, making it the second highest globally, trailing only the United States.
Italy's confirmed COVID-19 cases stand at 192,994, placing it third worldwide behind the US and Spain.
The number of individuals currently infected with the virus fell to 106,527, marking a fifth consecutive daily decline.
Intensive care patients also continued to decline, with 2,173 reported on Friday compared to 2,267 the day before.
The number of recovered COVID-19 patients in Italy increased to 60,498.
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