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China reported 125 new virus cases on Tuesday, marking the lowest number of new daily infections in six weeks.
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[BEIJING] China reported 125 new virus cases on Tuesday, marking the lowest number of new daily infections in six weeks.

There were also 31 more deaths, the National Health Commission reported - all in Hubei province, the epicentre of the outbreak, raising the nationwide toll to 2,943.

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