March 16th... COVID-19 World Status Coronavirus More than 410,000 confirmed patients. 196 countries around the world, 18,000 deaths...More than 50,000 in the U.S.
More than 410,000 confirmed people have been confirmed worldwide for "COVID-19" on Wednesday. The number of deaths also topped 18,000 people. The danger of 'Korona19' is putting off the Tokyo Olympics, paralyzing the world economy and keeping the lives of people around the world in their homes.
According to data released by the World Health Organization (WHO) at midnight (as of 4:00 p.m. European time), a total of 416,686 people have been confirmed as "coronavirus" around the world, 18,589 deaths, and are occurring in 196 countries around the world.
The "COVID-19" is now spreading all over the world, not only in Asia, but also across Europe, the Middle East, the Americas, Oceania, Africa and Southeast Asia. As Europe and the U.S. are rapidly increasing, the risk of infection and security is serious, as the number of infected people is increasing in the U.S. state of New York, and the number of confirmed cases of "COVID-19 (coronavirus)" is limiting movement between countries and Korea.
The number of countries with more than 10,000 as of midnight on Wednesday is seven, including China, Italy, the U.S., Spain, Germany, Iran and France, and the number of confirmed U.S. is increasing significantly, raising the issue of safety in the U.S. Also, more than 1,000 confirmed 'COVID-19' countries have reached 28 countries worldwide.
Currently, China has 81,869 confirmed cases of "COVID-19" and 3,287 deaths. Italy followed with 69,176 confirmed "COVID-19," with 6,820 confirmed dead, more deaths than in China. Italy's death toll is on the rise, increasing the severity of the situation.
The U.S. also saw a sharp increase in the number of confirmed "COVID-19" cases to 51,914 and 673 deaths. In addition, 39,673 confirmed Spanish people, 2,696 confirmed deaths and 31,554 confirmed deaths in Germany, while 149 died. Iran has 27,017 confirmed cases and 2,077 confirmed deaths, while France has 22,025 confirmed cases and 1,100 confirmed deaths. Europe has seen a significant increase in the number of deaths among confirmed 'COVID-19' confirmed cases.
China has the largest number of confirmed cases worldwide, followed by Italy, the United States, Spain, Germany, Iran, France and Korea with 9,137 (death 126).
In addition, there has been an increase in the number of 'coronavirus' worldwide, with more than 5,000 confirmed 'corona19' to 8,789 in Switzerland, 8,081 in Britain, 5,560 in Netherlands and 5,282 in Austria.
This was followed by Belgium with 4,269, Norway with 2,566 and Australia with 2,423, Portugal with a large increase of 2,362, Sweden with 2,272 and Brazil with a surge of over 2,000 to 2,201. Israel also rose to 2,170, Turkey 1,872 and Malaysia 1,796. In addition, the number of confirmed cases is increasing in various countries around the world. Japan, which postponed the Olympics, has 1,193 confirmed people.
European countries, which have reached a serious situation due to "COVID-19," have decided to restrict the movement of their citizens and close their shops except for stores of necessities. It has also strengthened cross-border inspections and searches, and a growing number of countries are banning entry outside of their own citizens worldwide.
South Korea has been checking entry procedures and implementing special entry procedures since Wednesday, depending on the world situation of the COVID-19 (coronavirus).
According to data released by the World Health Organization (WHO) at midnight (as of 4:00 p.m. European time), a total of 416,686 people have been confirmed as "coronavirus" around the world, 18,589 deaths, and are occurring in 196 countries around the world.
The "COVID-19" is now spreading all over the world, not only in Asia, but also across Europe, the Middle East, the Americas, Oceania, Africa and Southeast Asia. As Europe and the U.S. are rapidly increasing, the risk of infection and security is serious, as the number of infected people is increasing in the U.S. state of New York, and the number of confirmed cases of "COVID-19 (coronavirus)" is limiting movement between countries and Korea.
The number of countries with more than 10,000 as of midnight on Wednesday is seven, including China, Italy, the U.S., Spain, Germany, Iran and France, and the number of confirmed U.S. is increasing significantly, raising the issue of safety in the U.S. Also, more than 1,000 confirmed 'COVID-19' countries have reached 28 countries worldwide.
Currently, China has 81,869 confirmed cases of "COVID-19" and 3,287 deaths. Italy followed with 69,176 confirmed "COVID-19," with 6,820 confirmed dead, more deaths than in China. Italy's death toll is on the rise, increasing the severity of the situation.
The U.S. also saw a sharp increase in the number of confirmed "COVID-19" cases to 51,914 and 673 deaths. In addition, 39,673 confirmed Spanish people, 2,696 confirmed deaths and 31,554 confirmed deaths in Germany, while 149 died. Iran has 27,017 confirmed cases and 2,077 confirmed deaths, while France has 22,025 confirmed cases and 1,100 confirmed deaths. Europe has seen a significant increase in the number of deaths among confirmed 'COVID-19' confirmed cases.
China has the largest number of confirmed cases worldwide, followed by Italy, the United States, Spain, Germany, Iran, France and Korea with 9,137 (death 126).
In addition, there has been an increase in the number of 'coronavirus' worldwide, with more than 5,000 confirmed 'corona19' to 8,789 in Switzerland, 8,081 in Britain, 5,560 in Netherlands and 5,282 in Austria.
This was followed by Belgium with 4,269, Norway with 2,566 and Australia with 2,423, Portugal with a large increase of 2,362, Sweden with 2,272 and Brazil with a surge of over 2,000 to 2,201. Israel also rose to 2,170, Turkey 1,872 and Malaysia 1,796. In addition, the number of confirmed cases is increasing in various countries around the world. Japan, which postponed the Olympics, has 1,193 confirmed people.
European countries, which have reached a serious situation due to "COVID-19," have decided to restrict the movement of their citizens and close their shops except for stores of necessities. It has also strengthened cross-border inspections and searches, and a growing number of countries are banning entry outside of their own citizens worldwide.
South Korea has been checking entry procedures and implementing special entry procedures since Wednesday, depending on the world situation of the COVID-19 (coronavirus).
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