Skip to main content

COVID-19: Global positive case 28.04 million

-

 COVID-19: Global positive case 28.04 million

COVID-19: Global positive case 28.04 million
The public is queuing for a COVID-19 swab test at a hospital in Hyderabad, India, July 15, 2020. (AP file photo)
NEW COVID-19 infection figures worldwide continue to increase with over 350,000 positive cases recorded within 24 hours.
This brings the global cumulative volume to 28.04 million so far.
Johns Hopkins University's latest data shows that the United States remains the worst-affected country with 6.38 million cases.
This was followed by India with 4.46 million infections, while Brazil, 4.19 million.
COVID-19 infection in Russia has surpassed one million cases.
Meanwhile, Peru, Columbia, South Africa, Mexico, Spain, and Argentina surpassed half a million cases.
Countries that exceed 300,000 include Chile, Iran, France, the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
Six other countries recorded positive numbers in excess of 200,000 including Turkey, Italy, Iraq, Germany, the Philippines and Indonesia.
Meanwhile, the countries that exceeded 100,000 cases of COVID-19 infection are Ukraine, Canada, Qatar, Bolivia, Ecuador Kazakhstan and Egypt
Other countries still record positive numbers below 100,000.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sarim Akhtar, in the blink of an eye is popular because of this picture!

-
Image
His face is worn so often but Sarim Akhtar does not care and even admits that there are some memes he likes, even makes him laugh. HAVE any of you ever seen this picture? His name is Muhammad Sarim Akhtar and he is a Pakistani citizen. Certainly many are 'accustomed' to this picture.  Which is not the case, the face of this man who checked his waist with a ripple of angry face, this frustration was turned into a 'meme' which then spread around the world. Who was the man and why did he react in such a way? His name is Muhammad Sarim Akhtar and he is a Pakistani citizen.  His face began to become an internet sensation when his reaction touched the hearts of millions of citizens. Many thought his reaction was really disappointing and he was quickly dubbed an 'Angry Pakistani fan', reports RepublicWorld.com. Sarim Akhtar who lives in London told the story behind his face to the International Cricket Council (ICC). According to him, he is angry because Pakistani cric
Read more

At the age of 72, Hema Malini remained beautiful

-
Image
  At the age of 72, Hema Malini's beauty is envied by her loyal fans.  - Instagram Photo DREAMGIRLHEMAMALINI YESTERDAY, the 72-year-old Bollywood film legend, Hema Malini. Among the thousands of actors who have been born in the film arena, Hema Malini will remain one of the leading actresses. The popularity he gained around the 1970s and 1980s was especially undeniable due to his very charming personality. In her golden age, the  Hindustan Times  portal  recalls the most beautiful moments recorded in the personal life of the famous Indian actor, especially about his marriage to the famous artist Dharmendra. Over four decades sailing the household ark.  Hema Malini still remembers when she fell in love with her husband in an unplanned way. Despite realizing that Dharmendra was married, Hema Malini vowed not to separate the man from his family. Hema Malini and her husband, Dharmendra have been happily navigating the household ark for over 40 years.  - IMESHADOEL Instagram photo
Read more

Mr World Singapore 2020 finalist found dead in reservoir

-
Image
  Jacob Tjon, a former pageant winner at his university hostel, was one of 24 finalists chosen from more than 200 applicants. The annual Mr World Singapore is slated to take place in December. Pic Courtesy from Today Online/ Jacob Tjon Family SINGAPORE: The body of a man pulled from the Marina Reservoir near the Promontory on Monday (Oct 19) was that of student Jacob Tjon, a contestant for this year's Mr World Singapore who had told his family he was looking forward to taking part in the pageant. Nanyang Technological University (NTU) student Tjon was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics after divers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force, responding to a call at 8.50am, found his body about 2m from the shore. He was 26. The cause of death was drowning, according to his mother. Police investigations are ongoing. Tjon, a former pageant winner at his university hostel, was one of 24 finalists chosen from more than 200 applicants. The annual Mr World Singapore is slated to take
Read more