Coronavirus Positive Cases Worldwide Exceeds 30.3 m and Deaths Toll to 949,000

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19 Sept. 2020 (WHO)

There have been 30,369,778 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 188 countries, and 948,795 deaths, reported by World Health Organization on 19th Sept. 2020. Around 20.3m are recovered worldwide

As of 19 September 2020, following are region wise  confirmed positive coronavirus patients :

 

Region                                       Positive               Deaths

Americas                                     15,333,470               524,527       

South-East Asia                          5,973,186                100,406
Europe                                         5,149,121                 229,408
Eastern Mediterranean           2,199,096                   57,256
Africa                                           1,141,044                    24,637
Western Pacific                            573,120                    12,548
Pakistan                                         305,031                     6,415
United States of America alone registered 6m 613 thousand and 737 positive patients;  India registered 5m 308 thousand and 14; Brazil 4m 455 thousand and 386; Russian Federation registered 1,097,251 . Pakistan registered 305031, whereas reported death cases are 6,415; Bangladesh reported 345,805 registered positive cases whereas death toll reached to 4,881.
Source:World Health Organization
Data may be incomplete for the current day or week.
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