On May 10, China registered 17 new coronavirus infections in the mainland, marking the highest daily rise since April 28, highlighting the difficulties in stamping out the virus.
Though the current coronavirus infection toll remains significantly lower than the February outbreak rate, the report illustrates ongoing risks raised by COVID-19.
Of the new cases reported on Sunday, seven were supposedly imported from Inner Mongolia, compared with two reported cases a day prior.
Five additional, locally transmitted COVID-19 cases, the highest since 11 March, were confirmed by Wuhan, the outbreak epicenter in China. All cases were in the same residential area in the city.
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