COVID-19: Latest Data from Around the World

The number of COVID-19 cases worldwide has surpassed 4 million 181 thousand. According to data from coronavirus research centers, the death toll has exceeded 283 thousand, with 1 million 493 thousand 473 individuals recovering.

In the United States, which ranks first in terms of the number of infected individuals, 1 million 367 thousand 638 confirmed cases have been reported. The death toll here stands at 80 thousand 787, making the U.S. the leader in this statistic globally.

Spain ranks second with 264 thousand 663 confirmed cases and a death toll of 26 thousand 621.

The United Kingdom has now moved up to third place, narrowly surpassing Italy with 219 thousand 183 confirmed cases and 31 thousand 855 deaths, making it the highest mortality rate in Europe and second in the world after the U.S.

Italy follows closely with a total of 219 thousand 070 confirmed cases and 30 thousand 560 deaths.

Russia now ranks fifth, with a total of 209 thousand 688 infections and 1 thousand 915 deaths.

France has registered 176 thousand 970 confirmed cases, with a total of 26 thousand 380 deaths. Germany reports 171 thousand 879 confirmed cases and a death toll of 7 thousand 569.

Brazil, surpassing Turkey, has registered 162 thousand 699 confirmed cases, with 11 thousand 123 fatalities. Turkey has 138 thousand 657 confirmed cases and 3 thousand 786 deaths.

In Iran, the number of infected individuals has reached 107 thousand 603, with 6 thousand 640 deaths since the pandemic began.

The original epicenter, China, has reported a total of 82 thousand 918 confirmed cases, with 17 new cases. The death toll stands at 4 thousand 633, and no fatalities have been reported in recent days.

In Georgia, the total number of confirmed cases has reached 635, with a total of 10 deaths.

Among Arab countries, Qatar has surpassed the UAE with 22 thousand 520 confirmed cases and 14 deaths, while the UAE reports 18 thousand 198 cases and 198 deaths.

In Egypt, there are 9 thousand 400 confirmed cases and 525 deaths. Kuwait reports 8 thousand 688 confirmed cases and 58 deaths.

In Iraq, there have been 2 thousand 767 confirmed infections and 109 deaths. Lebanon has 845 confirmed cases with a death toll of 26. In Syria, the number of confirmed cases has reached 47, with 3 deaths.

According to the World Health Organization, the number of countries and territories reporting cases has surpassed 212.