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1. Romania reports the country's first death from COVID-19, a 67-year-old man from the town of Filiași.
   2024-04-25 01:03:34 (First version)
2. The Czech Republic reports the country's first death from COVID-19, a 95-year-old man from the capital city of Prague.
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