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1. Screenshots showing COVID-19 dashboard by World Health Organization

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2. Various of medical workers using swab to collect samples for COVID-19 test
3. Various of medical worker drawing blood
4. Blood collection tubes

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5. Shopping mall
6. Staff member taking temperature of customer
7. Screen showing thermal images of customers
8. Customers entering shopping mall
9. Various of customers shopping

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10. Rashtrapati Bhavan, official residence of President of India

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11. Various of people working in garment factory

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12. Pedestrians, traffic
13. Various of stores, vendors on street
14. People eating local refreshment

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15. People waiting in line to receive nucleic acid test
16. Medical worker sanitizing hands of resident
17. Medical worker taking blood from resident
18. Medical worker taking swab from resident

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19. Various of pedestrians
20. Various of discount signs on shopping mall's windows

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21. Various of Columbus Square; Christopher Columbus Monument

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22. Various of city streets, pedestrians

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23. Various of COVID-19 testing sites, medical workers implementing tests for residents

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24. Customers entering mall
25. Sign warning patrons to wear masks
26. Customers disinfecting hands

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The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide surpassed 29.1 million, while the death toll topped 926,000 as of 15:57 Central European Summer Time (CEST) on Tuesday, according to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO).

The WHO coronavirus disease dashboard shows the total number of confirmed cases has reached 29,155,581, including a death toll of 926,544 worldwide.

The United States, India and Brazil remain the most affected countries, leading the world in confirmed cases. India has overtaken Brazil to come second in terms of number of confirmed cases, with the death toll trailing behind that of the United States and Brazil.

The United States remains the worst-hit country in the world, with the highest caseload and death toll. The nationwide caseload had amounted to 6,602,981 in the United States, with the death toll reaching 195,693, as of 19:22 Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday, according to Johns Hopkins University. It indicates there is one infection in every 50 people.

Brazil recorded 36,653 new COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, including 1,113 deaths, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday. So far, it has registered 4,382,263 million cases of the virus since the pandemic began, with the death toll reaching 133,119.

India's COVID-19 tally surpassed 4.93 million on Tuesday with a daily increase of 83,809. The death toll climbed to 80,776 after 1,054 people succumbed to the disease in a span of 24 hours.

Countries across Europe are seeing a resurgence in COVID-19 cases after successfully slowing outbreaks early in the year. Among them, France is experiencing the worst coronavirus comeback.

France confirmed 7,852 new COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours, taking the nationwide tally to 395,104, official data showed on Tuesday. The overall deaths linked to the virus went up by 37 to 30,999.

Germany registered 1,407 new COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours, bringing its total to more than 261,762, including 9,362 deaths, according to official data on Tuesday.

A U.S. citizen was recently accused of sparking a wave of new coronavirus infections at a popular Bavarian ski resort in Germany despite being told to self-isolate before the results from the test for the coronavirus come out.

In Spain, the number of people who have tested positive for COVID-19 reached 603,167 as of Tuesday after 3,022 infections were recorded in the past 24 hours. The death toll stood at 30,004.

Ireland recorded 357 new confirmed cases and three deaths in the past 24 hours, according official data on Tuesday, bringing the nationwide caseload to 31,549 and death toll to 1,787.

South Korea recorded 106 new coronavirus cases between 00:00 Monday to 00:00 Tuesday, according to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency. It brings the nationwide tally to 22,391, including 367 deaths. Kindergartens, elementary and middle schools in the greater Seoul area will resume in-class learning on September 21. Under the previous rules, they had been instructed to hold remote classes from August 26.

Japan Tuesday reported 531 new coronavirus cases, bringing the nation's tally to 76,571. Thirteen people died from the disease on the day, raising the death toll to 1,468.

Indonesia reported 3,507 new coronavirus cases in a span of 24 hours, taking its total caseload to 225,030 with fatalities hitting 8,965, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday. The daily increase of confirmed cases exceeded 3,000 for eight consecutive days.