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 343,500 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while some 5.4 million infections have been confirmed in at least 188 countries and territories. More than 2 million people have recovered to date.
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Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:
United States – 1,643,499 cases, 97,722 deaths
Brazil – 363,211 cases, 22,666 deaths
Russia – 353,427 cases, 3,633 deaths
United Kingdom – 260,916 cases, 36,757 deaths
Spain – 235,772 cases, 28,752 deaths
Italy – 229,858 cases, 32,785 deaths
France – 182,709 cases, 28,370 deaths
Germany – 180,338 cases, 8,287 deaths
Turkey – 156,827 cases, 4,340 deaths
India – 139,911 cases, 4,039 deaths
Iran – 137,724 cases, 7,451 deaths
Peru – 119,959 cases, 3,456 deaths
Canada – 86,106 cases, 6,534 deaths
China – 84,095 cases, 4,638 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 72,560 cases, 390 deaths
Chile – 69,102 cases, 718 deaths
Mexico – 68,620 cases, 7,394 deaths
Belgium – 57,342 cases, 9,312 deaths
Pakistan – 56,349 cases, 1,167 deaths
Netherlands – 45,437 cases, 5,841 deaths
Qatar – 43,714 cases, 23 deaths
Ecuador – 36,756 cases, 3,108 deaths
Belarus – 36,198 cases, 199 deaths
Bangladesh – 35,585 cases, 501 deaths
Sweden – 33,459 cases, 3,998 deaths
Singapore – 31,960 cases, 23 deaths
Switzerland – 30,746 cases, 1,907 deaths
Portugal – 30,623 cases, 1,316 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 29,485 cases, 245 deaths
Ireland – 24,639 cases, 1,608 deaths
South Africa – 22,583 cases, 429 deaths
Indonesia – 22,750 cases, 1,391 deaths
Poland – 21,440 cases, 996 deaths
Kuwait – 21,967 cases, 165 deaths
Ukraine – 21,245 cases, 623 deaths
Colombia – 21,175 cases, 727 deaths
Romania – 18,283 cases, 1,197 deaths
Israel – 16,717 cases, 279 deaths
Japan – 16,536 cases, 808 deaths
Egypt – 17,265 cases, 764 deaths
Austria – 16,539 cases, 641 deaths
Dominican Republic – 14,801 cases, 458 deaths
Philippines – 14,319 cases, 873 deaths
Denmark – 11,559 cases, 562 deaths
Argentina – 12,076 cases, 452 deaths
South Korea – 11,206 cases, 267 deaths
Serbia – 11,159 cases, 238 deaths
Afghanistan – 11,173 cases, 219 deaths
Panama – 10,926 cases, 306 deaths
Bahrain – 9,138 cases, 14 deaths
Czech Republic – 8,957 cases, 315 deaths
Norway – 8,352 cases, 235 deaths
Kazakhstan – 8,531 cases, 35 deaths
Algeria – 8,306 cases, 600 deaths
Oman – 7,770 cases, 37 deaths
Nigeria – 7,839 cases, 226 deaths
Morocco – 7,495 cases, 200 deaths
Malaysia – 7,417 cases, 115 deaths
Australia – 7,118 cases, 102 deaths
Moldova – 7,093 cases, 256 deaths
Ghana – 6,808 cases, 32 deaths
Armenia – 7,113 cases, 87 deaths
Finland – 6,599 cases, 308 deaths
Bolivia – 6,263 cases, 250 deaths
Iraq – 4,469 cases, 160 deaths
Cameroon – 4,890 cases, 165 deaths
Azerbaijan – 4,122 cases, 49 deaths
Luxembourg – 3,992 cases, 110 deaths
Honduras – 3,950 cases, 180 deaths
Hungary – 3,756 cases, 491 deaths
Sudan – 3,820 cases, 165 deaths
Guinea – 3,275 cases, 20 deaths
Uzbekistan – 3,180 cases, 13 deaths
Guatemala – 3,424 cases, 58 deaths
Senegal – 3,130 cases, 35 deaths
Thailand – 3,042 cases, 57 deaths
Tajikistan – 2,929 cases, 46 deaths
Greece – 2,878 cases, 171 deaths
Bulgaria – 2,433 cases, 130 deaths
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 2,406 cases, 146 deaths
Ivory Coast – 2,376 cases, 30 deaths
Djibouti – 2,270 cases, 10 deaths
Croatia – 2,244 cases, 99 deaths
Democratic Republic of the Congo – 2,141 cases, 63 deaths
North Macedonia – 1,999 cases, 113 deaths
Cuba – 1,941 cases, 82 deaths
Gabon – 1,934 cases, 12 deaths
El Salvador – 1,983 cases, 35 deaths
Estonia – 1,824 cases, 65 deaths
Iceland – 1,804 cases, 10 deaths
Lithuania – 1,635 cases, 63 deaths
Somalia – 1,594 cases, 61 deaths
Slovakia – 1,511 cases, 28 deaths
New Zealand – 1,504 cases, 21 deaths
Slovenia – 1,469 cases, 107 deaths
Kyrgyzstan – 1,433 cases, 16 deaths
Maldives – 1,371 cases, 4 deaths
Kenya – 1,214 cases, 51 deaths
Sri Lanka – 1,148 cases, 10 deaths
Guinea-Bissau – 1,114 cases, 6 deaths
Lebanon – 1,114 cases, 26 deaths
Tunisia – 1,051 cases, 48 deaths
Latvia – 1,049 cases, 22 deaths
Kosovo – 1,032 cases, 29 deaths
Mali – 1,030 cases, 65 deaths
Venezuela – 1,121 cases, 10 deaths
Albania – 1,004 cases, 32 deaths
Equatorial Guinea – 960 cases, 11 deaths
Niger – 945 cases, 61 deaths
Cyprus – 935 cases, 17 deaths
Zambia – 920 cases, 7 deaths
Costa Rica – 930 cases, 10 deaths
Haiti – 958 cases, 27 deaths
Paraguay – 862 cases, 11 deaths
Burkina Faso – 814 cases, 52 deaths
Uruguay – 769 cases, 22 deaths
Andorra – 762 cases, 51 deaths
Georgia – 731 cases, 12 deaths
Jordan – 708 cases, 9 deaths
Sierra Leone – 707 cases, 40 deaths
Chad – 675 cases, 60 deaths
San Marino – 665 cases, 42 deaths
South Sudan – 655 cases, 8 deaths
Malta – 611 cases, 6 deaths
Nepal – 682 cases, 4 deaths
Ethiopia – 655 cases, 5 deaths
Central African Republic – 604 cases, 1 death
Jamaica – 552 cases, 9 deaths
Madagascar – 542 cases, 2 deaths
Tanzania – 509 cases, 21 deaths
Republic of the Congo – 487 cases, 16 deaths
Taiwan – 441 cases, 7 deaths
Occupied Palestinian territories – 423 cases, 3 deaths
Togo – 381 cases, 12 deaths
Cape Verde – 380 cases, 3 deaths
Mauritius – 334 cases, 10 deaths
Rwanda – 327 cases
Vietnam – 326 cases
Montenegro – 324 cases, 9 deaths
Nicaragua – 279 cases, 17 deaths
Liberia – 265 cases, 26 deaths
Sao Tome and Principe – 251 cases, 8 deaths
Eswatini – 250 cases, 2 deaths
Mauritania – 237 cases, 6 deaths
Yemen – 222 cases, 42 deaths
Myanmar – 201 cases, 6 deaths
Uganda – 212 cases
Mozambique – 194 cases
Brunei – 141 cases, 1 death
Mongolia – 141 cases
Benin – 191 cases, 3 deaths
Guyana – 135 cases, 10 deaths
Cambodia – 124 cases
Trinidad and Tobago – 116 cases, 8 deaths
Bahamas – 100 cases, 11 deaths
Monaco – 98 cases, 4 deaths
Barbados – 92 cases, 7 deaths
Liechtenstein – 82 cases, 1 death
Malawi – 83 cases, 4 deaths
Comoros – 87 cases, 1 death
Libya – 75 cases, 3 deaths
Syria – 106 cases, 4 deaths
Angola – 69 cases, 4 death
Zimbabwe – 56 cases, 4 deaths
Burundi – 42 cases, 1 death
Eritrea – 39 cases
Botswana – 35 cases, 1 death
Antigua and Barbuda – 25 cases, 3 deaths
Gambia – 25 cases, 1 death
Bhutan – 27 cases
East Timor – 24 cases
Grenada – 22 cases
Namibia – 21 cases
Laos – 19 cases
Belize – 18 cases, 2 deaths
Fiji – 18 cases
Saint Lucia – 18 cases
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 18 cases
Dominica – 16 cases
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 15 cases
Vatican – 12 cases
Seychelles – 11 cases
Suriname – 11 cases, 1 death
Papua New Guinea – 8 cases
Western Sahara – 9 cases
Lesotho – 2 cases
SOURCE:
Al Jazeera and news agencies
