Coronavirus death toll climbs 19,000, over 422,000 infected globally  

WORLD: More than 19,000 people have died and over 422,000 infected by the Coronavirus outbreak as it spreads rapidly around 195 countries across the globe.

According to details, Most of the countries where the coronavirus cases on peak declared a state of national emergency and lockdowns. Precautionary steps are being taken by governments in several countries across the world suffering from Coronavirus.

China announced it will end the two-month lockdown on Wuhan, the city at the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, The epicenter of the diseases has now moved to Europe, particularly Italy, which is reporting a rapid increase in new cases and deaths every day.

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The total number of coronavirus cases in the United States mount to 54,867 with  775 deaths. on Tuesday, New York State faced another rapid and vicious growth in the number of coronavirus cases as the national wide death toll jumped to 210, with over 25,600 cases.

Iran reported 1934 casualties from the coronavirus, while, the number of confirmed cases of the diseases were registered more than 24,880.

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With the pandemic spreading across the globe, Spain has been one of the worst-hit states taking down the 3rd highest number of deaths with the latest toll ranking at 2,696 after another 514 people died over the past 24 hours.

Despite an extraordinary lockdown enforced on March 14, deaths and infections have continued to rise, with the Spanish army called in to join efforts to restrain the spread of the diseases.

Saudi Arabia on Tuesday registered its first death from the coronavirus as the country’s total tally of infections jumped to 767, the kingdom health ministry report revealed.

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Britain imposed a three-week lockdown on Monday in an effort to sluggish the spread of coronavirus as world health officials warned that the pandemic was going faster around the world.