World’s COVID-19 Death Toll Exceeds 1.365 Million

By Staff, Agencies

Above 57.2 million people around the world have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in a way that the deadly disease has claimed the lives of at least 1.365 million people up to the present time.

According to Worldometer figures, the latest statistics on Friday showed that 57,239,964 people have so far been infected with the novel coronavirus globally, with the deaths standing at 1,365,695 and recoveries amounting to 39,734,942.

With 12,070,712 confirmed coronavirus cases, the US has the highest number of confirmed infections in the world. The number of recoveries officially reported in the country now stands at 7,243,488, while the death toll has hit at least 258,333.

India has recorded 9,004,365 COVID-19 cases with a death toll at 132,202.

Brazil comes in third place with 5,983,089 infections and 168,141 deaths.

The COVID-19 death toll in France surged to 47,127 and the number of confirmed cases rose to 2,086,288.

It is followed by Russia, Spain, the UK, Argentina, Italy, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Germany in terms of infection.