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1 Million Covid-19 Deaths an 'Agonizing Milestone:' UN Secretary-General
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1:46Now PlayingUN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres marked an "agonizing milestone" as the global death toll from the Covid-19 pandemic surpassed one million.
"It's a mind-numbing figure. Yet we must never lose sight of each and every individual life," he said in a video message tweeted early Tuesday.
Guterres urged the world to continue to fight the coronavirus, one which Guterres says has "no end in sight."
"As the relentless hunt for a vaccine continues – a vaccine that must be available and affordable to all— let's do our part to save lives. Keeping physical distance. Wearing a mask. Washing hands. As we remember so many lives lost, let us never forget that our future rests on solidarity and as people united and as united nations," he said.
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