COVID-19: Over 3.9 million cases confirmed in 187 countries plus at least 275,000 deaths globally

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The virus, which has killed over 275,000 people globally, is believed to have crossed into humans from an animal market in Wuhan. (Photo: AFP/Hector Retamal)

The highly infectious coronavirus disease, also known as COVID-19, whose first case was reported late December, 2019 in Wuhan, China, has spread around the planet, to over 187 countries and territories globally.

The increasing surge in COVID-19 infection figures and deaths has created global fears which has equally sent billions of people into lockdown as health services struggle to cope treatment and curb the disease spread.

Now, according to different trackers monitoring daily cases of infections and deaths, at least 275,000 people are reported dead from COVID-19, while over 3.9 million infections have been confirmed in at least, 187 countries and territories.

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However, over 1.3 million people who had contacted the deadly disease recovered to date.

The links below show the spread of the disease in the UK, the US and Australia:

Coronavirus map of the US

Coronavirus cases in Australia

Confirmed cases: 3,961,594

Deaths: 275,397

Recovered: 1,105,231

(Data correct at 15.25 UTC 9 May, 2020)

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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