Over 1.6 million infections are confirmed in at least 184 countries and territories, including more than 100,000 deaths.
Saturday, 11th April, 2020
By Tega Ezekiel Ughara
LA Media & Publicity
To Hi-Chief Felix Anirah
New cases of the novel coronavirus that emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in late December are being reported daily around the world.
More than 100,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while some 1.6 million infections have been confirmed in at least 184 countries and territories. More than 372,000 people have recovered to date.
More
Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:
United States – 486,994 cases, 18,002 deaths
Spain – 157,053 cases, 15,970 deaths
Italy – 147,577 cases, 18,849 deaths
France – 125,930 cases, 13,215 deaths
Germany – 120,157 cases, 2,688 deaths
China – 82,941 cases, 3,340 deaths
The total includes 44 cases in Macau and 765 cases – four deaths – in Hong Kong.
United Kingdom – 74,605 cases, 8,974 deaths
Iran – 68,192 cases, 4,232 deaths
Turkey – 47,029 cases, 1,006 deaths
Belgium – 26,667 cases, 3,019 deaths
Switzerland – 24,551 cases, 1,001 deaths
Netherlands – 23,249 cases, 2,520 deaths
Canada – 21,243 cases, 532 deaths
Brazil – 19,638 cases, 1,057 deaths
Portugal – 15,472 cases, 435 deaths
Austria – 13,555 cases, 319 deaths
Russia – 11,917 cases, 94 deaths
South Korea – 10,450 cases, 208 deaths
Israel – 10,095 cases, 92 deaths
Sweden – 9,685 cases, 870 deaths
Ireland – 8,089 cases, 287 deaths
India – 7,598 cases, 246 deaths
Ecuador – 7,161 cases, 297 deaths
Chile – 6,501 cases, 65 deaths
Norway – 6,298 cases, 113 deaths
Australia – 6,204 cases, 54 deaths
Denmark – 6,014 cases, 247 deaths
Poland – 5,955 cases, 181 deaths
Peru – 5,897 cases, 169 deaths
Czech Republic – 5,674 cases, 119 deaths
Japan – 5,530 cases, 99 deaths
Romania – 5,467 cases, 265 deaths
Pakistan – 4,695 cases, 66 deaths
Malaysia – 4,346 cases, 70 deaths
Philippines – 4,195 cases, 221 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 3,651 cases, 47 deaths
Indonesia – 3,512 cases, 306 deaths
Mexico – 3,441 cases, 194 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 3,360 cases, 16 deaths
Luxembourg – 3,223 cases, 54 deaths
Serbia – 3,105 cases, 71 deaths
Finland – 2,769 cases, 48 deaths
Panama – 2,752 cases, 66 deaths
Dominican Republic – 2,620 cases, 126 deaths
Qatar – 2,512 cases, 6 deaths
Thailand – 2,473 cases, 33 deaths
Colombia – 2,223 cases, 69 deaths
Ukraine 2,203 cases, 69 deaths
Singapore – 2,108 cases, 7 deaths
Greece – 2,011 cases, 92 deaths
South Africa – 2,003 cases, 24 deaths
Belarus – 1,981 cases, 19 deaths
Argentina – 1,894 cases, 79 deaths
Egypt – 1,794 cases, 135 deaths
Algeria – 1,761 cases, 256 deaths
Iceland – 1,675 cases, 7 deaths
Croatia – 1,495 cases, 21 deaths
Morocco – 1,448 cases, 107 deaths
Moldova – 1,438 cases, 29 deaths
New Zealand – 1,283 cases, 2 death
Iraq – 1,279 cases, 70 deaths
Estonia – 1,258 cases, 24 deaths
Hungary – 1,190 cases, 77 deaths
Slovenia – 1,160 cases, 45 deaths
Lithuania – 999 cases, 22 deaths
Kuwait – 993 cases, 1 death
Azerbaijan – 991 cases, 10 deaths
Armenia – 937 cases, 12 deaths
Bahrain – 925 cases, 6 deaths
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 901 cases, 36 deaths
Cameroon – 820 cases, 12 deaths
Kazakhstan – 812 cases, 10 deaths
Slovakia – 715 cases, 2 deaths
North Macedonia – 711 cases, 32 deaths
Tunisia – 671 cases, 25 deaths
Bulgaria – 635 cases, 25 deaths
Uzbekistan – 624 cases, 3 deaths
Latvia – 612 cases, 3 deaths
Lebanon – 609 cases, 20 deaths
Andorra – 601 cases, 26 deaths
Cyprus – 595 cases, 10 deaths
Cuba – 564 cases, 15 deaths
Costa Rica – 558 cases, 3 deaths
Afghanistan – 521 cases, 15 deaths
Oman – 484 cases, 3 deaths
Uruguay – 473 cases, 7 deaths
Ivory Coast – 444 cases, 3 deaths
Burkina Faso – 443 cases, 24 deaths
Bangladesh – 424 cases, 27 deaths
Albania – 416 cases, 23 deaths
Niger – 410 cases, 11 deaths
Honduras – 382 cases, 23 deaths
Taiwan – 382 cases, 6 deaths
Ghana – 378 cases, 6 deaths
Jordan – 372 cases, 7 deaths
Malta – 350 cases, 2 deaths
San Marino – 344 cases, 34 deaths
Mauritius – 318 cases, 9 deaths
Kyrgyzstan – 298 cases, 5 deaths
Nigeria – 288 cases, 7 deaths
Bolivia – 268 cases, 19 deaths
Occupied Palestinian Territories – 267 cases, 2 deaths
Senegal – 265 cases, 2 deaths
Vietnam – 257 cases
Montenegro – 255 cases, 2 deaths
Georgia – 234 cases, 3 deaths
Democratic Republic of Congo – 215 cases, 20 deaths
Guinea – 194 cases
Sri Lanka – 190 cases, 7 deaths
Kenya – 189 cases, 7 deaths
Kosovo – 184 cases, 5 deaths
Venezuela – 171 cases, 9 deaths
Djibouti – 150 cases, 1 death
Brunei – 136 cases, 1 death
Paraguay – 129 cases, 6 deaths
Guatemala – 126 cases, 3 deaths
Cambodia – 119 cases
El Salvador – 117 cases, 6 deaths
Rwanda – 113 cases
Trinidad and Tobago – 109 cases, 8 deaths
Madagascar – 93 cases
Monaco – 90 cases, 1 death
Mali – 87 cases, 7 deaths
Liechtenstein – 79 cases, 1 death
Togo – 76 cases, 3 deaths
Barbados – 67 cases, 4 deaths
Ethiopia – 65 cases, 2 deaths
Jamaica – 63 cases, 4 deaths
Republic of the Congo – 60 cases, 5 deaths
Uganda – 53 cases
Gabon – 44 cases, 1 death
Bahamas – 41 cases, 8 deaths
Zambia – 40 cases, 2 deaths
Guyana – 37 cases, 6 deaths
Liberia – 37 cases, 4 deaths
Guinea-Bissau – 36 cases
Benin – 35 cases, 1 death
Eritrea – 34 cases
Tanzania – 32 cases, 3 deaths
Haiti – 31 cases, 2 deaths
Myanmar – 27 cases, 3 deaths
Libya – 24 cases, 1 death
Somalia – 21 cases, 1 death
Mozambique – 20 cases
Angola – 19 cases, 2 deaths
Antigua and Barbuda – 19 cases, 2 deaths
Maldives – 19 cases
Syria – 19 cases, 2 deaths
Equatorial Guinea – 18 cases
Dominica – 16 cases
Fiji – 16 cases
Laos – 16 cases
Mongolia – 16 cases
Namibia – 16 cases
Sudan – 15 cases, 2 deaths
Saint Lucia – 15 cases
Botswana – 13 cases, 1 death
Eswatini – 12 cases
Grenada – 12 cases
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 12 cases
Chad – 11 cases
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 11 cases
Seychelles – 11 cases
Zimbabwe – 11 cases, 3 deaths
Belize – 10 cases, 1 death
Suriname – 10 cases, 1 death
Malawi – 9 cases, 1 death
Nepal – 9 cases, 1 death
Central African Republic – 8 cases
Vatican – 8 cases
Sierra Leone – 8 cases
Cape Verde – 7 cases, 1 death
Mauritania – 7 cases, 1 death
Nicaragua – 7 cases, 1 death
Bhutan – 5 cases
Gambia – 4 cases, 1 death
South Sudan – 4 cases
Burundi – 3 cases
Papua New Guinea – 2 cases
East Timor – 2 cases
Yemen – 1 case
Okpe Quotidians 