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Italy's daily coronavirus death toll lowest since April 12
Italy reported its lowest daily COVID-19 death toll since April 12, with 482 new fatalities, indicating a stabilization in the epidemic.
The number of new cases remained steady at 3,491, continuing a trend observed over the past 13 days.
While the situation has improved from the peak in late March, the decline in cases and deaths has been slower than anticipated.
The total number of deaths in Italy has reached 23,227, making it the second highest globally, while confirmed cases stand at 175,925.
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