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		</div><p>Brazil reported 1,473 more Covid-19 deaths on Thursday, the biggest 24-hour increase in the country’s death toll since the outbreak began.</p>
<p>The figure equated to more than one death per minute and means the country now has the world’s third highest death toll.</p>
<p>For the second straight night, the health ministry delayed the release of Thursday’s data until 10pm local time, after Brazil’s widely watched evening news programme ended.</p>
<p>Thursday was the third straight day with a new daily high for Brazil’s coronavirus deaths.</p>
<p>The country has reported more than 34,000 deaths from the virus so far, meaning it has surpassed the amount in Italy and trails only the UK and US.</p>
<p>Experts consider the tally a significant undercount due to insufficient testing.</p>
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