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Putin warns Russia's coronavirus crisis yet to peak as cases surpass 47,000
President Vladimir Putin warned that Russia's coronavirus crisis has yet to peak, even as confirmed cases surpassed 47,000 nationwide.
Russia reported 4,268 new cases on Monday, a decrease from the previous day, with the death toll reaching 405.
Despite three weeks of lockdown restrictions, infections have spread from Moscow to all of Russia's 80 regions.
Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova indicated that regional infection rates are lagging behind Moscow's by two to three weeks.
A significant finding revealed that 64% of the 285 identified infection hotspots across the country were hospitals.
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