Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases? | News

New cases of the novel coronavirus that emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in late December are being reported daily around the world.

More than 722,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while more than 19.4 million infections have been confirmed in at least 188 countries and territories. Over 11.7 million people have recovered to date.

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Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:

United States – 4,968,413 cases, 161,858 deaths

Brazil – 2,962,442 cases, 99,572 deaths

India – 2,088,611 cases, 42,518 deaths

Russia – 880,563 cases, 14,827 deaths

South Africa – 545,476 cases, 9,909 deaths

Mexico – 469,407 cases, 51,311 deaths

Peru – 463,875 cases, 20,649 deaths

Chile – 371,023 cases, 10,011 deaths

Colombia – 367,204 cases, 12,250 deaths

Iran – 324,692 cases, 18,264 deaths

Spain – 314,362 cases, 28,503 deaths

United Kingdom – 311,461 cases, 46,651 deaths

Saudi Arabia – 287,262 cases, 3,130 deaths

Pakistan – 283,487 cases, 6,068 deaths

Bangladesh – 255,113 cases, 3,365 deaths

Italy – 250,103 cases, 35,203 deaths

Turkey – 239,622 cases, 5,813 deaths

Argentina – 235,677 cases, 4,450 deaths

France – 235,208 cases, 30,327 deaths

Germany – 216,642 cases, 9,201 deaths

Iraq – 147,389 cases, 5,094 deaths

Philippines – 126,885 cases, 2,209 deaths

Indonesia – 123,503 cases, 5,658 deaths

Canada – 121,089 cases, 9,023 deaths

Qatar – 112,650 cases, 182 deaths

Kazakhstan – 97,829 cases, 1,058 deaths

Egypt – 95,147 cases, 4,971 deaths

Ecuador – 93,572 cases, 5,916 deaths

China – 88,649 cases, 4,681 deaths

Bolivia – 87,891 cases, 3,524 deaths

Sweden – 82,323 cases, 5,763 deaths

Ukraine – 81,534 cases, 1,906 deaths

Oman – 81,357 cases, 509 deaths

Israel – 82,279 cases, 592 deaths

Dominican Republic – 78,778 cases, 1,289 deaths

Belgium – 72,784 cases, 9,866 deaths

Panama – 72,560 cases, 1,591 deaths

Kuwait – 71,199 cases, 474 deaths

Belarus – 68,738 cases, 585 deaths

United Arab Emirates – 62,300 cases, 356 deaths

Romania – 60,623 cases, 2,659 deaths

Netherlands – 58,604 cases, 6,178 deaths

Guatemala – 56,189 cases, 2,197 deaths

Singapore – 54,929 cases, 27 deaths

Portugal – 52,537 cases, 1,750 deaths

Poland – 51,167 cases, 1,800 deaths

Japan – 47,331 cases, 1,042 deaths

Honduras – 46,365 cases, 1,465 deaths

Nigeria – 45,687 cases, 936 deaths

Bahrain – 43,307 cases, 159 deaths

Ghana – 40,533 cases, 206 deaths

Armenia – 40,185 cases, 785 deaths

Kyrgyzstan – 39,571 cases, 1,459 deaths

Afghanistan – 37,054 cases, 1,312 deaths

Switzerland – 36,451 cases, 1,986 deaths

Algeria – 34,639 cases, 1,293 deaths

Azerbaijan – 33,481 cases, 488 deaths

Morocco – 32,007 cases, 480 deaths

Uzbekistan – 29,652 cases, 187 deaths

Serbia – 27,863 cases, 632 deaths

Moldova – 27,443 cases, 841 deaths

Ireland – 26,470 cases, 1,772 deaths

Kenya – 25,138 cases, 418 deaths

Venezuela – 24,166 cases, 208 deaths

Nepal – 22,592 cases, 73 deaths

Costa Rica – 22,081 cases, 218 deaths

Austria – 21,919 cases, 721 deaths

Ethiopia – 22,253 cases, 390 deaths

Australia – 20,698 cases, 278 deaths

El Salvador – 19,978 cases, 536 deaths

Czech Republic – 18,146 cases, 389 deaths

Cameroon – 17,718 cases, 391 deaths

Cote d’Ivoire – 16,524 cases, 104 deaths

Denmark – 14,751 cases, 617 deaths

Korea, South – 14,562 cases, 304 deaths

Palestine – 13,928 cases, 96 deaths

Bosnia and Herzegovina – 13,687 cases, 394 deaths

Bulgaria – 13,209 cases, 442 deaths

Madagascar – 12,922 cases, 141 deaths

Sudan – 11,894 cases, 773 deaths

North Macedonia – 11,754 cases, 523 deaths

Senegal – 11,003 cases, 229 deaths

Kosovo – 9,869 cases, 303 deaths

Norway – 9,568 cases, 256 deaths

Democratic Republic of the Congo – 9,436 cases, 218 deaths

Malaysia – 9,070 cases, 125 deaths

Gabon – 7,787 cases, 51 deaths

Zambia – 7,903 cases, 203 deaths

Guinea – 7,777 cases, 50 deaths

Tajikistan – 7,706 cases, 62 deaths

Haiti – 7,599 cases, 177 deaths

Finland – 7,568 cases, 331 deaths

Luxembourg – 7,113 cases, 119 deaths

Paraguay – 6,508 cases, 69 deaths

Mauritania – 6,498 cases, 157 deaths

Albania – 6,275 cases, 193 deaths

Lebanon – 6,223 cases, 78 deaths

Croatia – 5,543 cases, 157 deaths

Greece – 5,421 cases, 211 deaths

Djibouti – 5,338 cases, 59 deaths

Libya – 5,079 cases, 108 deaths

Equatorial Guinea – 4,821 cases, 83 deaths

Maldives – 4,769 cases, 19 deaths

Hungary – 4,653 cases, 602 deaths

Central African Republic – 4,641 cases, 59 deaths

Malawi – 4,575 cases, 137 deaths

Zimbabwe – 4,451 cases, 102 deaths

Nicaragua – 3,902 cases, 123 deaths

Congo – 3,637 cases, 58 deaths

Montenegro – 3,549 cases, 61 deaths

Thailand – 3,348 cases, 58 deaths

Somalia – 3,227 cases, 93 deaths

Eswatini – 3,128 cases, 56 deaths

Sri Lanka – 2,841 cases, 11 deaths

Cuba – 2,829 cases, 88 deaths

Namibia – 2,802 cases, 16 deaths

Cape Verde – 2,780 cases, 29 deaths

Slovakia – 2,566 cases, 31 deaths

Mali – 2,561 cases, 125 deaths

South Sudan – 2,450 cases, 47 deaths

Slovakia – 2,417 cases, 29 deaths

Slovenia – 2,247 cases, 126 deaths

Lithuania – 2,231 cases, 81 deaths

Mozambique – 2,213 cases, 15 deaths

Suriname – 2,203 cases, 29 deaths

Estonia – 2,147 cases, 63 deaths

Rwanda – 2,128 cases, 5 deaths

Guinea-Bissau – 2,032 cases, 27 deaths

Iceland – 1,955 cases, 10 deaths

Benin – 1,936 cases, 38 deaths

Sierra Leone – 1,887 cases, 68 deaths

Yemen – 1,796 cases, 512 deaths

Tunisia – 1,656 cases, 51 deaths

New Zealand – 1,569 cases, 22 deaths

Angola – 1,538 cases, 67 deaths

Uruguay – 1,325 cases, 37 deaths

Latvia – 1,288 cases, 32 deaths

Uganda – 1,267 cases, 6 deaths

Jordan – 1,246 cases, 11 deaths

Liberia – 1,221 cases, 78 deaths

Cyprus – 1,222 cases, 19 deaths

Georgia – 1,216 cases, 17 deaths

Burkina Faso – 1,158 cases, 54 deaths

Niger – 1,153 cases, 69 deaths

Syria – 1,125 cases, 50 deaths

Gambia – 1,090 cases, 19 deaths

Malta – 1,035 cases, 9 deaths

Togo – 1,028 cases, 22 deaths

Jamaica – 987 cases, 13 deaths

Andorra – 955 cases, 52 deaths

Chad – 942 cases, 76 deaths

Sao Tome and Principe – 878 cases, 15 deaths

Bahamas – 830 cases, 14 deaths

Botswana – 804 cases, 2 deaths

Vietnam – 797 cases, 10 deaths

Lesotho – 742 cases, 23 deaths

San Marino – 699 cases, 42 deaths

Guyana – 538 cases, 22 deaths

Tanzania – 509 cases, 21 deaths

Taiwan – 479 cases, 7 deaths

Burundi – 400 cases, 1 death

Comoros – 396 cases, 7 deaths

Burma – 359 cases, 6 deaths

Mauritius – 344 cases, 10 deaths

Mongolia – 293 cases, 0 deaths

Eritrea – 285 cases, 0 deaths

Cambodia – 246 cases, 0 deaths

Trinidad and Tobago – 243 cases, 8 deaths

Papua New Guinea – 188 cases, 3 deaths

Belize – 146 cases, 2 deaths

Brunei – 142 cases, 3 deaths

Barbados – 138 cases, 7 deaths

Monaco – 128 cases, 4 deaths

Seychelles – 126 cases, 0 deaths

Bhutan – 108 cases, 0 deaths

Antigua and Barbuda – 92 cases, 3 deaths

Liechtenstein – 89 cases, 2 deaths

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 56 cases, 0 deaths

Fiji – 27 cases, 1 death

Saint Lucia – 25 cases, 0 deaths

Timor-Leste – 25 cases, 0 deaths

Grenada – 24 cases, 0 deaths

Laos – 20 cases, 0 deaths

Dominica – 18 cases, 0 deaths

Saint Kitts and Nevis – 17 cases, 0 deaths

Holy See – 12 cases, 0 deaths

Western Sahara – 10 cases, 1 death

SOURCE:
Al Jazeera and news agencies