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.

At least 315,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while 4.7 million infections have been confirmed in at least 188 countries and territories. More than 1.7 million people have recovered to date.

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

United States – 1,486,757 cases, 89,564 deaths

Russia – 290,678 cases, 2,722 deaths

United Kingdom – 244,995 cases, 34,716 deaths

Brazil – 241,080 cases, 16,122 deaths

Spain – 230,698 cases, 27,563 deaths

Italy – 225,435 cases, 31,908 deaths

France – 179,693 cases, 28,111 deaths

Germany – 176,551 cases, 7,975 deaths

Turkey – 149,435 cases, 4,140 deaths

Iran – 120,198 cases, 6,988 deaths

India – 96,169 cases, 3,029 deaths 

Peru – 92,273 cases, 2,648 deaths

China – 84,054 cases, 4,638 deaths

Canada – 78,332 cases, 5,903 deaths

Belgium – 55,559 cases, 9,080 deaths

Saudi Arabia – 54,752 cases, 312 deaths

Mexico – 49,219 cases, 5,177 deaths

Netherlands – 44,195 cases, 5,699 deaths

Chile – 43,781 cases, 450 deaths 

Pakistan – 42,125 cases, 903 deaths

Ecuador – 33,182 cases, 2,736 deaths

Qatar – 32,604 cases, 15 deaths

Switzerland – 30,597 cases, 1,881 deaths 

Sweden – 30,143 cases, 3,679 deaths  

Belarus – 29,650 cases, 165 deaths

Portugal – 29,036 cases, 1,218 deaths

Singapore – 28,343 cases, 22 deaths

Ireland – 24,112 cases, 1,543 deaths

Bangladesh – 23,870 cases, 349 deaths

United Arab Emirates – 23,358 cases, 220 deaths

Poland – 18,746 cases, 929 deaths

Ukraine – 18,616 cases, 535 deaths

Indonesia – 18,010 cases, 1,191 deaths 

Romania – 17,036 cases, 1,107 deaths

Israel – 16,621 cases, 272 deaths

Japan – 16,285 cases, 744 deaths

Austria – 16,269 cases, 629 deaths

Colombia – 15,574 cases, 574 deaths

South Africa – 15,515 cases, 264 deaths

Kuwait – 14,850 cases, 112 deaths 

Philippines – 12,718 cases, 831 deaths

Dominican Republic – 12,314 cases, 428 deaths

Egypt – 12,229 cases, 630 deaths

Denmark – 11,166 cases, 547 deaths

South Korea – 11,065 cases, 263 deaths

Serbia – 10,610 cases, 230 deaths

Panama – 9,606 cases, 275 deaths

Czech Republic – 8,480 cases, 298 deaths 

Norway – 8,249 cases, 232 deaths

Argentina – 8,068 cases, 373 deaths

Afghanistan – 7,072 cases, 173 deaths

Australia – 7,060 cases, 99 deaths

Algeria – 7,019 cases, 548 deaths 

Bahrain – 6,956 cases, 12 deaths

Malaysia – 6,941 cases, 113 deaths

Morocco – 6,930 cases, 192 deaths

Kazakhstan – 6,440 cases, 34 deaths

Finland – 6,380 cases, 300 deaths

Moldova – 6,060 cases, 211 cases   

Nigeria – 5,959 cases, 182 deaths

Ghana – 5,735 cases, 29 deaths

Oman – 5,379 cases, 25 deaths

Armenia – 4,823 cases, 61 deaths 

Bolivia – 4,088 cases, 169 deaths

Luxembourg – 3,945 cases, 107 deaths

Hungary – 3,535 cases, 462 deaths

Iraq – 3,404 cases, 123 deaths

Azerbaijan – 3,274 cases, 39 deaths 

Cameroon – 3,105 cases, 140 deaths

Thailand – 3,031 cases, 56 deaths

Greece – 2,834 cases, 163 deaths

Uzbekistan – 2,762 cases, 12 deaths

Guinea – 2,658 cases, 16 deaths

Honduras – 2,646 cases, 142 deaths

Sudan – 2,591 cases, 105 deaths

Senegal – 2,480 cases, 25 deaths

Bosnia and Herzegovina – 2,290 cases, 133 deaths

Bulgaria – 2,235 cases, 110 deaths

Croatia – 2,226 cases, 95 deaths

Ivory Coast – 2,109 cases, 27 deaths

Guatemala – 1,912 cases, 35 deaths

Cuba – 1,872 cases, 79 deaths

Iceland – 1,802 cases, 10 deaths

North Macedonia – 1,792 cases, 101 deaths

Estonia – 1,784 cases, 64 deaths

Lithuania – 1,547 cases, 59 deaths

Tajikistan – 1,524 cases, 39 deaths

New Zealand – 1,499 cases, 21 deaths

Slovakia – 1,495 cases, 28 deaths

Slovenia – 1,466 cases, 104 deaths

Democratic Republic of the Congo – 1,455 cases, 61 deaths

Somalia – 1,421 cases, 56 deaths

El Salvador – 1,413 cases, 30 deaths 

Djibouti – 1,401 cases, 4 deaths

Gabon – 1,320 cases, 11 deaths

Kyrgyzstan – 1,216 cases, 14 deaths

Maldives – 1,094 cases, 4 deaths

Tunisia – 1,037 cases, 45 deaths

Latvia – 1,009 cases, 19 deaths

Guinea-Bissau – 990 cases, 4 deaths

Sri Lanka – 981 cases, 9 deaths

Kosovo – 955 cases, 29 deaths

Albania – 948 cases, 31 deaths 

Cyprus – 916 cases, 17 deaths

Lebanon – 911 cases, 26 deaths

Niger – 904 cases, 54 deaths

Kenya – 887 cases, 50 deaths 

Costa Rica – 863 cases, 10 deaths

Mali – 860 cases, 52 deaths

Burkina Faso – 796 cases, 51 deaths

Paraguay – 786 cases, 11 deaths

Andorra – 761 cases, 51 deaths

Zambia – 753 cases, 7 deaths

Uruguay – 734 cases, 20 deaths

Diamond Princes – 712 cases, 13 deaths

Georgia – 701 cases, 12 deaths

San Marino – 654 cases, 41 deaths

Jordan – 613 cases, 9 deaths

Equatorial Guinea – 594 cases, 7 deaths

Malta – 553 cases, 6 deaths

Venezuela – 541 cases, 10 deaths

Jamaica – 520 cases, 9 deaths 

Tanzania – 509 cases, 21 deaths

Sierra Leone – 505 cases, 32 deaths

Chad – 503 cases, 53 deaths

Haiti – 456 cases, 20 deaths

Taiwan – 440 cases, 7 deaths 

Republic of the Congo – 391 cases, 15 deaths

Occupied Palestinian territories – 381 cases, 2 deaths

Benin – 339 cases, 2 deaths

Mauritius – 332 cases, 10 deaths

Cape Verde – 328 cases, 3 deaths 

Central African Republic – 327 cases

Montenegro – 324 cases, 9 deaths

Vietnam – 320 cases

Ethiopia – 317 cases, 5 deaths

Madagascar – 304 cases, 1 death

Nepal – 304 cases, 2 death

Togo – 301 cases, 11 deaths

Rwanda – 292 cases

South Sudan – 290 cases, 4 deaths

Uganda – 248 cases

Sao Tome and Principe – 235 cases, 7 deaths

Liberia – 226 cases, 21 deaths

Eswatini – 203 cases, 2 deaths

Myanmar – 187 cases, 6 deaths

Brunei – 141 cases, 1 death

Mongolia – 140 cases

Mozambique – 137 cases

Yemen – 128 cases, 20 deaths 

Cambodia – 122 cases

Guyana – 117 cases, 10 deaths

Trinidad and Tobago – 116 cases, 8 deaths

Bahamas – 96 cases, 11 deaths

Monaco – 96 cases, 4 deaths

Barbados – 88 cases, 7 deaths

Liechtenstein – 82 cases, 1 death

Malawi – 70 cases, 3 deaths

Libya – 65 cases, 3 deaths

Mauritania – 62 cases, 4 deaths

Syria – 58 cases, 3 deaths

Angola – 48 cases, 2 deaths

Zimbabwe – 44 cases, 4 deaths

Burundi – 42 cases, 1 death

Eritrea – 39 cases

Antigua and Barbuda – 25 cases, 3 deaths

Nicaragua – 25 cases, 8 deaths

Botswana – 24 cases, 1 death

East Timor – 24 cases

Gambia – 23 cases, 1 death

Grenada – 22 cases

Bhutan – 21 cases

Laos – 19 cases

Belize – 18 cases, 2 deaths

Fiji – 18 cases

Saint Lucia – 18 cases

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 17 cases

Dominica – 16 cases

Namibia – 16 cases

Saint Kitts and Nevis – 15 cases

Vatican – 12 cases

Comoros – 11 case, 1 death

Seychelles – 11 cases

Suriname – 10 cases, 1 death

MS Zandaam – 9 cases, 2 deaths

Papua New Guinea – 8 cases

Western Sahara – 6 cases

Lesotho – 1 case

SOURCE:
Al Jazeera and news agencies