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Global coronavirus cases exceed 64 million

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
December 3, 2020
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WASHINGTON: The global pandemic coronavirus has infected more than 64,844,711 million people worldwide and caused 1,499,346 deaths.

In the world, 44,941,481 patients of coronavirus have recovered and more than 184,200,000 are undergoing treatment. The situation in coronavirus is the worst in the United States, with 279,865 deaths and more than 143.13 million reported cases.

India ranks second in the world in terms of coronavirus cases, with 1,38,657 deaths and more than 9,533,000 people diagnosed with the virus. The total number of deaths from coronavirus in Brazil is 174,531 people are affected.

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In Russia, more than 2.347 million people have been infected with the coronavirus and the total number of deaths is 41,053. In France, more than 2.244 million people were affected and 53,816 lost their lives.

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More than 1,682,000 people have been affected in Spain, while 45,784 people have died. There have been 1,659,000 coronavirus cases and 59,699 deaths reported in the UK.

The first 5 million cases traveled around the world in 186 days. It took 43 days to get 10 million to 20 million cases. Another 10 million cases were reported in the next 38 days.

 The journey of 30 million to 40 million was completed in 31 days. It took 21 days for 40 million to 50 million cases to be reported. The last 10 million cases came to light in just 18 days.

The first 100,000 deaths were reported in 89 days. On 5th June, the death toll crossed 400,000. On 20th August, the death toll rose to 800,000. 

 

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