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Turkey's coronavirus death toll rises by 57 to 3,641: health ministry
Turkey's health ministry reported on Thursday that the country's death toll from COVID-19 has increased by 57, bringing the total to 3,641.
The total number of coronavirus cases in Turkey has now reached 133,721, which is the highest reported outside of Western Europe, the United States, and Russia.
Despite the rising numbers, both daily deaths and new infections have significantly decreased from their peak levels observed last month.
As of Thursday, 82,984 individuals in Turkey have successfully recovered from the virus.
In the past 24 hours, 30,395 tests were conducted, bringing the cumulative total of tests performed during the pandemic to 1.27 million.
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