Coronavirus worldwide: The number of confirmed cases reaches 6,268,025
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At least 373,972 people have so far died from the coronavirus pandemic around the world.
The coronavirus outbreak, which was first identified in Wuhan, China and declared a pandemic by World Health Organization on March 11, is continuing to claim the lives of thousands of people across the world.
The number of deaths from coronavirus outbreak is rising. While measures against the pandemic, which the countries of the world are desperate for, are being strictly implemented, the disease is severely affecting the world economy.
The United States, the current of the pandemic, has the highest number of confirmed cases of coronavirus with 1,837,170 cases, followed by Brazil with 514,992 cases, Russia with 405,843 cases, Spain with 286,509 cases, the United Kingdom with 274,762 cases, Italy with 232,997 cases, India with 190,791 cases, France with 188,882 cases, Germany with 183,494 cases, Peru with 164,476, Turkey with 163,942 cases, Iran with 151,466 cases and Chile with 99,688 cases.
A total of 2,848,455 patients have so far recovered and been discharged from hospital worldwide. (ILKHA)
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