MONTERREY, Mexico (Reuters) – Mexico’s confirmed coronavirus cases rose to 726,431 on Saturday, according to updated data from the health ministry, along with a reported death toll of 76,243.
Authorities reported 5,573 new cases along with 399 deaths on Friday, but the true figures are likely significantly higher due to little testing.
(Reporting by Laura Gottesdiener; Editing by Sandra Maler)
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