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Another grim milestone: Global COVID-19 tally crosses 100 million

COVID infections continue to climb globally even as countries struggle with vaccine shortage

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An elderly woman receives the second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine shot at a care home in Sofia, Bulgaria, on Wednesday. Pic/AFP

An elderly woman receives the second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine shot at a care home in Sofia, Bulgaria, on Wednesday. Pic/AFP

More than 100 million novel Coronavirus cases was recorded worldwide on Tuesday, according to the Johns Hopkins University data. The global case count reached 10,00,32,461, with a total of 21,49,818 deaths worldwide, as of 2.22 pm local time. 

The number of cases, compiled from data provided by national health agencies, represents just a fraction of the real infections as the virus has spread around the globe. The US, which passed 25 million cases last weekend, remains the country with the largest outbreak - and the largest death toll of over 4,20,000.  

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