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1. 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Austria
   2020-12-18 23:27:56 (First version)
2. 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Africa
   2020-12-18 23:27:57 (Update)
3. COVID-19 pandemic in Uzbekistan
   2024-07-25 00:57:30 (Update)
4. COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands
   2024-07-25 00:57:30 (Update)
5. COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom
   2024-07-25 00:57:31 (Update)
6. COVID-19 pandemic in Palestine
   2024-07-25 00:57:31 (Update)
7. COVID-19 pandemic in Canada
   2024-07-25 00:57:32 (Update)
8. COVID-19 pandemic in Hungary
   2024-07-25 00:57:33 (Update)
9. COVID-19 pandemic in Arkansas
   2024-07-25 00:57:33 (Update)
10. COVID-19 pandemic in Argentina
    2024-07-25 00:57:34 (Update)
11. COVID-19 pandemic in Kazakhstan
    2024-07-25 00:57:37 (Update)
12. COVID-19 pandemic in Michigan
    2024-07-25 00:57:38 (Update)
13. COVID-19 pandemic in Austria
    2024-07-25 00:57:38 (Update)
14. COVID-19 pandemic in Slovenia
    2024-07-25 00:57:39 (Update)
15. COVID-19 pandemic in Liechtenstein
    2024-07-25 00:57:41 (Update)
16. COVID-19 pandemic in Italy
    2024-07-25 00:57:41 (Update)
17. COVID-19 pandemic in Ohio
    2024-07-25 00:57:42 (Update)
18. COVID-19 pandemic in Israel
    2024-07-25 00:57:42 (Update)
19. COVID-19 pandemic in Spain
    2024-07-25 00:57:44 (Update)
20. COVID-19 pandemic in New York (state)
    2024-07-25 00:57:45 (Update)
21. COVID-19 pandemic in Iran
    2024-07-25 00:57:46 (Update)
22. COVID-19 pandemic in the United States
    2024-07-25 00:57:47 (Update)
23. COVID-19 pandemic in Guatemala
    2024-07-25 00:57:49 (Update)
24. COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey
    2024-07-25 00:57:50 (Update)
25. COVID-19 pandemic in Germany
    2024-07-25 00:57:51 (Update)
26. COVID-19 pandemic in Europe
    2024-07-25 00:57:52 (Update)
27. COVID-19 pandemic in Africa
    (Current version)

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