Brazil's COVID-19 infections surge

: A man walks past a mural in honour of health workers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (AAP)

A man walks past a mural in honour of health workers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (AAP) Source: AP

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Brazil has reported its highest number of daily coronavirus deaths, likely now to overtake Russia to become the second most-affected country in the world.

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