More than 60,000 people have died from COVID-19 in Italy since the pandemic hit early this year, according to the latest official toll published Sunday.
AFP reports that restrictive measures aimed at stemming the spread of the virus were nonetheless eased in several regions as the rate of infections stabilised and pressure eased on hospitals.
Italy, the first European country to be hit by the global pandemic, has recorded 60,078 deaths from 1,728,878 infections, the health ministry reported.
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Despite steps the government has taken to curb the latest outbreak and care for the sick, hundreds of people are still dying daily.
Italy saw a record 993 deaths on Thursday, the highest toll since the outbreak began in the first months of the year.
It is among the countries with the highest numbers of deaths compared to its population with 98 fatalities per 100,000 inhabitants.
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