WASHINGTON: The general international Covid-19 caseload has topped 177.3 million, although the deaths have soared to over 3.84 million, according to the Johns Hopkins University.
In its latest update on Friday afternoon, the University’s Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) demonstrated that the present international caseload and death toll came in 177,355,602 and 3,840,181, respectively.
The US is still the worst-hit nation with the world’s greatest number of deaths and cases in 33,508,384 and 600,933, respectively, as stated by the CSSE.
Concerning ailments, India follows at the next area with 29,700,313 instances.
Another worst nations with more than three million instances have been Brazil (17,702,630), France (5,811,456), Turkey (5,354,153), Russia (5,203,117), the UK (4,616,616), Italy (4,249,755), Argentina (4,222,400), Colombia (3,859,824), Spain (3,753,228), Germany (3,727,668) and Iran (3,070,426), the CSSE statistics revealed.
Concerning deaths, Brazil includes next with 496,004 deaths.
Countries with a death toll of over 100,000 have been India (381,903), Mexico (230,624), the UK (128,209), Italy (127,190), Russia (125,853) and France (110,796).