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Coronavirus: Qatar reports 1,740 new cases, continuing trend

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Qatari police stand outside a hotel in Doha as a medical worker walks alongside people wearing protective masks over fears of coronavirus, on March 12, 2020. (AFP)
Police outside a hotel in Doha, Qatar. (File photo: AFP)

Coronavirus: Qatar reports 1,740 new cases, continuing trend

Tommy Hilton, Al Arabiya English

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Qatar recorded 1,740 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, broadly in line with its recent daily increases, bringing the total to 48,947.

The death toll is 30 after two new deaths, according to the Ministry of Health.

The ministry added that 1,439 people had recovered from coronavirus in the last 24 hours.

The statement also said there had been 215 acute hospital admissions.

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