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1. Sweden reports its first death from the coronavirus, a person in their 70s. last=Claesson:--www.svt.se-nyheter-lokalt-stockholm-en-person-har-avlidit-av-coronaviruset person har avlidit till följd av coronaviruset March 2020 work=SVT Nyheter March 2020 language=sv
   2020-03-12 11:02:53 (First version)
2. Sweden reports its first death from the coronavirus, a person in their 70s.
   2020-03-17 23:36:02 (Update)
3. Sweden reports its first death from COVID-19, a person in their 70s.
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