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COVID Deaths Surpassed One Lakh Worldwide
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 April 2020 5:51 AM GMT
The novel coronavirus originated from the Wuhan province of China has spread to 200 nations and as a result, many nations have imposed lockdown so that the virus is not spread further.
The worldwide figures of the global pandemic have reached an alarming level with 1.02 lakh people lost lives to the deadly virus and the total cases of the dreaded virus are expected to reach 17 lakh in no time as the count of the total cases have reached 16 lakh so far.
Going by the reports of Hopkins University, the USA recorded more than 2,000 deaths due to the virus on Friday making it the highest single-day deaths in the world.
18,758 deaths were reported in the US as of Saturday while Italy tops the list in terms of deaths with 18,849. Spain has turned out as the third nation to report the highest deaths with 16,081 deaths.
1,218,925 active cases were reported worldwide while 376,184 cases were recovered completely. Talking about India 239 deaths were reported in India while 7,447 cases have been recorded.652 people were recovered and discharged so far.
The worldwide figures of the global pandemic have reached an alarming level with 1.02 lakh people lost lives to the deadly virus and the total cases of the dreaded virus are expected to reach 17 lakh in no time as the count of the total cases have reached 16 lakh so far.
Going by the reports of Hopkins University, the USA recorded more than 2,000 deaths due to the virus on Friday making it the highest single-day deaths in the world.
18,758 deaths were reported in the US as of Saturday while Italy tops the list in terms of deaths with 18,849. Spain has turned out as the third nation to report the highest deaths with 16,081 deaths.
1,218,925 active cases were reported worldwide while 376,184 cases were recovered completely. Talking about India 239 deaths were reported in India while 7,447 cases have been recorded.652 people were recovered and discharged so far.
