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 827,500 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while 24.0 million infections have been confirmed in at least 188 countries and territories. More than 15.6 million people have recovered to date.
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Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:
United States – 5,807,480 cases, 179,130 deaths
Brazil – 3,669,995 cases, 116,580 deaths
India – 3,224,547 cases, 59,357 deaths
Russia – 963,655 cases, 16,524 deaths
South Africa – 613,017 cases, 13,308 deaths
Peru – 600,438 cases, 27,813 deaths
Mexico – 568,621 cases, 61,450 deaths
Colombia – 562,113 cases, 17,889 deaths
Spain – 412,553 cases, 28,924 deaths
Chile – 400,985 cases, 10,958 deaths
Iran – 363,363 cases, 20,901 deaths
Argentina – 359,638 cases, 7,563 deaths
United Kingdom – 329,821 cases, 41,535 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 309,768 cases, 3,722 deaths
Bangladesh – 299,628 cases, 4,028 deaths
Pakistan – 293,711 cases, 6,255 deaths
France – 285,902 cases, 30,549 deaths
Turkey – 261,194 cases, 6,163 deaths
Italy – 261,174 cases, 35,445 deaths
Germany – 237,583 cases, 9,281 deaths
Iraq – 211,947 cases, 6,596 deaths
Philippines – 197,164 cases, 3,038 deaths
Indonesia – 157,859 cases, 6,858 deaths
Netherlands – 129,107 cases, 6,233 deaths
Canada – 127,905 cases, 9,137 deaths
Qatar – 117,498 cases, 194 deaths
Bolivia – 110,999 cases, 4,664 deaths
Ukraine – 110,949 cases, 2,362 deaths
Ecuador – 109,030 cases, 6,368 deaths
Israel – 106,460 cases, 859 deaths
Kazakhstan – 105,075 cases, 1,523 deaths
Egypt – 97,619 cases, 5,298 deaths
China – 93,981 cases, 4,712 deaths
Dominican Republic – 92,217 cases, 1,585 deaths
Panama – 88,381 cases, 1,919 deaths
Sweden – 86,891 cases, 5,814 deaths
Oman – 84,652 cases, 642 deaths
Belgium – 82,447 cases, 9,996 deaths
Kuwait – 81,573 cases, 519 deaths
Romania – 80,390 cases, 3,367 deaths
Belarus – 70,727 cases, 652 deaths
Guatemala – 69,651 cases, 2,630 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 67,621 cases, 377 deaths
Japan – 63,888 cases, 1,219 deaths
Poland – 63,073 cases, 1,977 deaths
Singapore – 56,435 cases, 27 deaths
Portugal – 55,912 cases, 1,805 deaths
Honduras – 55,877 cases, 1,703 deaths
Morocco – 54,528 cases, 955 deaths
Nigeria – 52,800 cases, 1,007 deaths
Bahrain – 50,076 cases, 186 deaths
Ghana – 43,717 cases, 270 deaths
Ethiopia – 43,688 cases, 709 deaths
Kyrgyzstan – 43,245 cases, 1,498 deaths
Armenia – 42,936 cases, 858 deaths
Algeria – 42,228 cases, 1,456 deaths
Venezuela – 41,158 cases, 343 deaths
Switzerland – 40,262 cases, 2,002 deaths
Uzbekistan – 39,641 cases, 284 deaths
Afghanistan – 38,070 cases, 1,397 deaths
Azerbaijan – 35,559 cases, 521 deaths
Costa Rica – 35,305 cases, 376 deaths
Moldova – 34,358 cases, 960 deaths
Nepal – 33,533 cases, 164 deaths
Kenya – 32,803 cases, 559 deaths
Serbia – 30,820 cases, 705 deaths
Ireland – 28,201 cases, 1,777 deaths
Austria – 25,706 cases, 733 deaths
Australia – 25,221 cases, 550 deaths
El Salvador – 24,986 cases, 678 deaths
Czech Republic – 22,548 cases, 416 deaths
Palestine – 19,678 cases, 133 deaths
Cameroon – 18,973 cases, 410 deaths
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 18,326 cases, 560 deaths
Korea, South – 18,265 cases, 312 deaths
Cote d’Ivoire – 17,562 cases, 114 deaths
Denmark – 16,905 cases, 623 deaths
Bulgaria – 15,589 cases, 572 deaths
Madagascar – 14,475 cases, 178 deaths
Paraguay – 14,228 cases, 231 deaths
North Macedonia – 13,799 cases, 573 deaths
Lebanon – 13,687 cases, 138 deaths
Senegal – 13,056 cases, 274 deaths
Sudan – 12,974 cases, 819 deaths
Kosovo – 12,683 cases, 488 deaths
Zambia – 11,285 cases, 282 deaths
Libya – 11,281 cases, 203 deaths
Norway – 10,454 cases, 264 deaths
Democratic Republic of the Congo – 9,891 cases, 251 deaths
Malaysia – 9,285 cases, 125 deaths
Guinea – 9,128 cases, 57 deaths
Greece – 8,987 cases, 243 deaths
Albania – 8,759 cases, 259 deaths
Croatia – 8,530 cases, 175 deaths
Gabon – 8,409 cases, 53 deaths
Tajikistan – 8,379 cases, 67 deaths
Haiti – 8,112 cases, 196 deaths
Finland – 7,981 cases, 335 deaths
Luxembourg – 7,838 cases, 124 deaths
Maldives – 7,047 cases, 28 deaths
Mauritania – 6,960 cases, 158 deaths
Zimbabwe – 6,196 cases, 166 deaths
Namibia – 6,160 cases, 57 deaths
Malawi – 5,423 cases, 170 deaths
Djibouti – 5,383 cases, 60 deaths
Hungary – 5,215 cases, 614 deaths
Equatorial Guinea – 4,926 cases, 83 deaths
Central African Republic – 4,691 cases, 61 deaths
Nicaragua – 4,494 cases, 137 deaths
Montenegro – 4,444 cases, 87 deaths
Eswatini – 4,327 cases, 86 deaths
Congo – 3,979 cases, 78 deaths
Cuba – 3,744 cases, 91 deaths
Suriname – 3,698 cases, 61 deaths
Cape Verde – 3,568 cases, 37 deaths
Rwanda – 3,537 cases, 15 deaths
Mozambique – 3,508 cases, 21 deaths
Slovakia – 3,452 cases, 33 deaths
Thailand – 3,402 cases, 58 deaths
Somalia – 3,275 cases, 95 deaths
Tunisia – 3,069 cases, 71 deaths
Sri Lanka – 2,971 cases, 12 deaths
Mali – 2,713 cases, 125 deaths
Lithuania – 2,694 cases, 85 deaths
Gambia – 2,686 cases, 90 deaths
Slovenia – 2,686 cases, 133 deaths
South Sudan – 2,507 cases, 47 deaths
Uganda – 2,426 cases, 25 deaths
Syria – 2,365 cases, 95 deaths
Estonia – 2,294 cases, 69 deaths
Angola – 2,283 cases, 102 deaths
Guinea-Bissau – 2,149 cases, 33 deaths
Benin – 2,115 cases, 39 deaths
Iceland – 2,077 cases, 10 deaths
Sierra Leone – 2,001 cases, 69 deaths
Yemen – 1,924 cases, 557 deaths
Bahamas – 1,765 cases, 29 deaths
Jamaica – 1,732 cases, 19 deaths
Jordan – 1,716 cases, 14 deaths
Malta – 1,705 cases, 10 deaths
New Zealand – 1,695 cases, 22 deaths
Botswana – 1,562 cases, 3 deaths
Uruguay – 1,536 cases, 43 deaths
Cyprus – 1,474 cases, 20 deaths
Georgia – 1,429 cases, 19 deaths
Latvia – 1,342 cases, 33 deaths
Burkina Faso – 1,338 cases, 55 deaths
Togo – 1,309 cases, 27 deaths
Liberia – 1,295 cases, 82 deaths
Trinidad and Tobago – 1,252 cases, 15 deaths
Niger – 1,173 cases, 69 deaths
Andorra – 1,060 cases, 53 deaths
Guyana – 1,060 cases, 31 deaths
Lesotho – 1,049 cases, 30 deaths
Vietnam – 1,029 cases, 27 deaths
Chad – 995 cases, 77 deaths
Sao Tome and Principe – 892 cases, 15 deaths
Belize – 730 cases, 10 deaths
San Marino – 710 cases, 42 deaths
Tanzania – 509 cases, 21 deaths
Burma – 504 cases, 6 deaths
Taiwan – 487 cases, 7 deaths
Burundi – 430 cases, 1 death
Papua New Guinea – 419 cases, 4 deaths
Comoros – 417 cases, 7 deaths
Mauritius – 348 cases, 10 deaths
Eritrea – 315 cases, 0 deaths
Mongolia – 300 cases, 0 deaths
Cambodia – 273 cases, 0 deaths
Bhutan – 173 cases, 0 deaths
Barbados – 164 cases, 7 deaths
Monaco – 154 cases, 4 deaths
Brunei – 144 cases, 3 deaths
Seychelles – 136 cases, 0 deaths
Liechtenstein – 102 cases, 2 deaths
Antigua and Barbuda – 94 cases, 3 deaths
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 58 cases, 0 deaths
Fiji – 28 cases, 1 death
Saint Lucia – 26 cases, 0 deaths
Timor-Leste – 26 cases, 0 deaths
Grenada – 24 cases, 0 deaths
Laos – 22 cases, 0 deaths
Dominica – 20 cases, 0 deaths
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 17 cases, 0 deaths
Holy See – 12 cases, 0 deaths
Western Sahara – 10 cases, 1 death
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