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Total COVID-19 Death Cases Around The World Now Record Over 965,000 Cases

The number of cases and the number of casualties due to COVID-19 continue to increase. WorldOMeters statistics show that the number of COVID-19 cases globally increased to 31,228,490 cases.

The cumulative number of global deaths due to COVID-19 is now over 965,000 cases.

The United States (US) continues to record the highest number of deaths with over 204,000 cases.

This was followed by Brazil with 136,895 cases while India and Mexico recorded 87,909 and 73,493 deaths respectively.

The United Kingdom recorded 41,777 cases. Italy, Peru, France, and Spain share the death toll of more than 30,000 cases.

Iran and Colombia recorded more than 23,000 deaths. Other countries still record deaths of less than 20,000 cases.

Source: WorldOMeters

Adib Mohd

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