Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:
United States – 1,284,708 cases, 77,201 deaths
Spain – 222,857 cases, 26,299 deaths
Italy – 217,185 cases, 30,201 deaths
United Kingdom – 212,629 cases, 31,316 deaths
Russia – 198,676 cases, 1,827 deaths
France – 176,202 cases, 26,233 deaths
Germany – 170,588 cases, 7,510 deaths
Brazil – 146,894 cases, 10,017 deaths
Turkey – 135,569 cases, 3,689 deaths
Iran – 106,220 cases, 6,589 deaths
China – 83,976 cases, 4,637 deaths
Canada – 67,674 cases, 4,638 deaths
Peru – 61,847 cases, 1,714 deaths
India – 59,881 cases, 1,990 deaths
Belgium – 52,596 cases, 8,581 deaths
Netherlands – 42,292 cases, 5,377 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 35,432 cases, 229 deaths
Mexico – 31,522 cases, 3,160 deaths
Switzerland – 30,207 cases, 1,823 deaths
Ecuador – 28,818 cases, 1,704 deaths
Pakistan – 27,474 cases, 618 deaths
Portugal – 27,268 cases, 1,114 deaths
Chile – 25,972 cases, 294 deaths
Sweden – 25,265 cases, 3,175 deaths
Ireland – 22,541 cases, 1,429 deaths
Singapore – 22,460 cases, 20 deaths
Belarus – 21,101 cases, 121 deaths
Qatar – 21,331 cases, 13 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 16,793 cases, 174 deaths
Israel – 16,444 cases, 245 deaths
Austria – 15,833cases, 615 deaths
Japan – 15,575 cases, 590 deaths
Poland – 15,366 cases, 776 deaths
Romania – 14,811 cases, 923 deaths
Ukraine – 14,710 cases, 376 deaths
Bangladesh – 13,134 cases, 206 deaths
Indonesia – 13,112 cases, 943 deaths
South Korea – 10,840 cases, 256 deaths
Philippines – 10,610 cases, 704 deaths
Denmark – 10,416 cases, 522 deaths
Colombia – 10,051 cases, 428 deaths
Serbia – 9,943 cases, 209 deaths
Dominican Republic – 9,376 cases, 380 deaths
South Africa – 8,895 cases, 178 deaths
Egypt – 8,476 cases, 503 deaths
Czech Republic – 8,078 cases, 273 deaths
Norway – 8,070 cases, 218 deaths
Panama – 8,070 cases, 231 deaths
Kuwait – 7,208 cases, 47 deaths
Australia – 6,927 cases, 97 deaths
Malaysia – 6,535 cases, 107 deaths
Finland – 5,738 cases, 260 deaths
Morocco – 5,711 cases, 186 deaths
Argentina – 5,611 cases, 293 deaths
Algeria – 5,369 cases, 488 deaths
Kazakhstan – 4,922 cases, 31 deaths
Moldova – 4,728 cases, 150 deaths
Bahrain – 4,444 cases, 8 deaths
Ghana – 4,012 cases, 18 deaths
Nigeria – 3,912 cases, 117 deaths
Luxembourg – 3,871 cases, 109 deaths
Afghanistan – 3,778 cases, 109 deaths
Hungary – 3,213 cases, 405 deaths
Armenia – 3,175 cases, 44 deaths
Oman – 3,112 cases, 16 deaths
Thailand – 3,004 cases, 56 deaths
Greece – 2,691 cases, 150 deaths
Iraq – 2,603 cases, 104 deaths
Uzbekistan – 2,336 cases, 10 deaths
Azerbaijan – 2,279 cases, 28 deaths
Cameroon – 2,267 cases, 108 deaths
Bolivia – 2,266 cases, 106 deaths
Croatia – 2,161 cases, 86 deaths
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 2,070 cases, 98 deaths
Guinea – 2,009 cases, 11 deaths
Bulgaria – 1,911 cases, 88 deaths
Iceland – 1,801 cases, 10 deaths
Honduras – 1,771 cases, 107 deaths
Cuba – 1,741 cases, 74 deaths
Estonia – 1,733 cases, 60 deaths
Ivory Coast – 1,602 cases, 20 deaths
North Macedonia – 1,586 cases, 90 deaths
Senegal – 1,551 cases, 13 deaths
New Zealand – 1,492 cases, 21 deaths
Slovakia – 1,445 cases, 26 deaths
Slovenia – 1,450 cases, 100 deaths
Lithuania – 1,444 cases, 49 deaths
Djibouti – 1,135 cases, 3 deaths
Sudan – 1,111 cases, 59 deaths
Tunisia – 1,030 cases, 45 deaths
Democratic Republic of the Congo – 937 cases, 39 deaths
Kyrgyzstan – 931 cases, 12 deaths
Latvia – 930 cases, 18 deaths
Somalia – 928 cases, 44 deaths
Guatemala – 900 cases, 24 deaths
Cyprus – 891 cases, 15 deaths
Kosovo – 861 cases, 27 deaths
Albania – 850 cases, 31 deaths
Sri Lanka – 835 cases, 9 deaths
Lebanon – 796 cases, 26 deaths
Niger – 795 cases, 44 deaths
El Salvador – 784 cases, 16 deaths
Costa Rica – 773 cases, 6 deaths
Andorra – 752 cases, 47 deaths
Burkina Faso – 744 cases, 48 deaths
Maldives – 744 cases, 3 deaths
Uruguay – 694 cases, 18 deaths
Mali – 668 cases, 35 deaths
Georgia – 626 cases, 10 deaths
San Marino – 623 cases, 41 deaths
Kenya – 621 cases, 29 deaths
Gabon – 620 cases, 8 deaths
Guinea-Bissau – 594 cases, 2 deaths
Paraguay – 563 cases, 10 deaths
Tajikistan – 522 cases, 12 deaths
Tanzania – 509 cases, 21 deaths
Jordan – 508 cases, 9 deaths
Jamaica – 490 cases, 9 deaths
Malta – 489 cases, 5 deaths
Taiwan – 440 cases, 6 deaths
Equatorial Guinea – 439 cases, 4 deaths
Venezuela – 388 cases, 10 deaths
Occupied Palestinian territories – 375 cases, 2 deaths
Mauritius – 332 cases, 10 deaths
Montenegro – 324 cases, 8 deaths
Vietnam – 288 cases
Republic of the Congo – 274 cases, 10 deaths
Rwanda – 273 cases
Chad – 260 cases, 28 deaths
Sierra Leone – 257 cases, 17 deaths
Benin – 242 cases, 2 deaths
Cape Verde – 230 cases, 2 deaths
Sao Tome and Principe – 208 cases, 5 deaths
Liberia – 199 cases, 20 deaths
Ethiopia – 194 cases, 4 deaths
Madagascar – 193 cases
Myanmar – 177 cases, 6 deaths
Zambia – 167 cases, 4 deaths
Eswatini – 159 cases, 2 deaths
Haiti – 146 cases, 12 deaths
Togo – 145 cases, 10 deaths
Central African Republic – 143 cases
Brunei – 141 cases, 1 death
Cambodia – 122 cases
South Sudan – 90 cases
Trinidad and Tobago – 116 cases, 8 deaths
Uganda – 114 cases
Nepal – 109 cases
Monaco – 95 cases, 4 deaths
Guyana – 94 cases, 10 deaths
Bahamas – 92 cases, 11 deaths
Barbados – 83 cases, 7 deaths
Liechtenstein – 82 cases, 1 death
Mozambique – 82 cases
Libya – 64 cases, 3 deaths
Syria – 47 cases, 3 deaths
Angola – 43 cases, 2 deaths
Malawi – 43 cases, 3 deaths
Mongolia – 42 cases
Eritrea – 39 cases
Yemen – 34 cases, 7 deaths
Zimbabwe – 34 cases, 4 deaths
Antigua and Barbuda – 25 cases, 3 deaths
East Timor – 24 cases
Botswana – 23 cases, 1 death
Grenada – 21 cases
Gambia – 20 cases, 1 death
Laos – 19 cases
Belize – 18 cases, 2 deaths
Fiji – 18 cases
Saint Lucia – 18 cases
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 17 cases
Dominica – 16 cases
Namibia – 16 cases
Nicaragua – 16 cases, 5 deaths
Burundi – 15 cases, 1 death
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 15 cases
Vatican – 12 cases
Seychelles – 11 cases
Suriname – 10 cases, 1 death
Comoros – 8 case, 1 death
Mauritania – 8 cases, 1 death
Papua New Guinea – 8 cases
Bhutan – 7 cases
Western Sahara – 6 cases
Data Source: Al Jazeera and News Agencies
