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Coronavirus cases top 3 million all across the world

The global coronavirus cases have exceeded 3 million with 200000 deaths. The number of coronavirus cases is increasing with the passage of every single day. According to worldometer, a website that updates coronavirus figures, 3018203 people have been infected by the coronavirus so far in the whole world.

According to the recent stats, 207733 people have lost their lives due to the COVID-19 infection globally. Moreover, 894759 infected patients have been recovered so far. The United States of America is the most affected country in the world. The US officials have confirmed more than 987322 cases so far. They told the media that 55415 died from the virus in the US until now. They also reported the recovery of at least 118781 patients.

According to the recent stats, at least 813126 people are under observation in US hospitals. 15143 coronavirus patients are still in critical condition in the country. The number of coronavirus cases in Spain has exceeded 236199. However, the Spanish government has reduced the restrictions in the country.

Boris Johnson, the prime minister of the UK, have recovered from the COVID-19 infection. He is back to his office and fulfilling his responsibilities. The coronavirus cases have exceeded up to 152840 in the UK, with 20732 deaths. Johnson has to make a tough decision related to the lockdown as the previous lockdown will end in the first week of May.

The coronavirus cases in Russia have exceeded the cases in China. According to the recent stats, at least 87147 coronavirus cases have been reported in Russia. The death toll is getting closer to 800 in the country. The recent stats revealed that 794 Russian citizens had lost their lives due to the COVID-19 infection so far. 7346 people have recovered from the viral infection in Russia. However, 79007 patients are under observation in Russian hospitals and quarantine centers. The number of confirmed cases is increasing worldwide at the moment.

Jackson Sorbo

Managing editor of the Chicago Morning Star

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