COVID-19: Number of Infected Approaches 1.8 Million, Total Recovered Reaches 412,102

As of now, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide stands at 1,796,415, with 16,672 new cases. The virus has resulted in the deaths of 110,030 people, 1,251 of whom passed away in the last day. According to data from COVID-19 research centers, the total number of recoveries is 412,102, while 50,525 individuals are in critical condition.

In the United States, confirmed COVID-19 cases have reached 533,470, with 591 new cases reported. A total of 20,595 people have died from the virus, including 18 in the last day. The total number of recoveries in the U.S. is 30,523, with 11,471 individuals in critical condition.

The most significant increase in new cases has been recorded in Spain, with 2,992 new infections, bringing the total to 166,119 confirmed cases. In Spain, 16,972 people have died from the virus, including 366 in the last day. The number of confirmed cases in Italy has reached 152,271, with 19,468 deaths. In France, the corresponding figures are 129,654 confirmed cases and 13,832 deaths, while Germany reports 125,452 confirmed cases and 2,871 deaths.

China has reported 99 new cases, raising the total to 82,052 confirmed infections, with 3,339 deaths. The total number of confirmed cases in the United Kingdom has reached 78,991, with 9,875 deaths, and in Iran, there are 71,686 confirmed cases and 4,474 deaths.

In neighboring Turkey, 52,167 confirmed COVID-19 cases have been recorded, with 1,101 deaths reported. In Georgia, the number of infected individuals has reached 252, with 3 fatalities, while in Azerbaijan, there are 1,098 confirmed cases and 40 deaths.

In Russia, 2,186 new infections were reported in the last day, bringing the total to 15,770 confirmed cases. The number of deaths from the virus in Russia stands at 130, with 24 occurring in the last day.

In Armenia, as of April 11, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases is 1,013, with 13 reported deaths. The total number of recoveries in Armenia has reached 197, and currently, 803 patients are being treated.