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Spain's coronavirus deaths up to 13,798 as pace ticks up again
Spain's coronavirus death toll rose to 13,798 on Tuesday, marking a slight increase after several days of decline.
The number of new deaths reported in the past 24 hours was 743, an uptick from the 637 deaths recorded the previous day.
The country's total number of confirmed cases reached 140,510, an increase from 135,032 on Monday.
Spain currently has the second-highest number of fatalities worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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