By Bohol Island News Staff | 12:23 PM March 30, 2020
New cases of the coronavirus diseases (COVID-19) are being reported daily around the world.
199 Countries and Territories around the world have reported a total of 722,196 confirmed cases of the COVID-19 that originated from Wuhan, China, and a death toll of 33,976 deaths.
Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:
United States – 125,313 cases, 2,300 deaths
The count includes 21 cases in the US territory of Puerto Rico, 6 in the Virgin Islands and 15 in Guam.
Italy – 92,472 cases, 10,779 deaths
China – 82,120 cases, 3,304 deaths
The region of Macau had confirmed 19 cases, while Hong Kong reported 273 confirmed cases, including four deaths, according to China’s National Health Commission.
Spain – 78,797 cases, 6,528 deaths
Germany – 58,247 cases, 455 deaths
Iran – 38,309 cases, 2,640 deaths
France – 40,174 cases, 2,606 deaths
Additionally, the French territory of Martinique recorded 37 cases and a death from the coronavirus. Reunion has 45 confirmed cases, French Polynesia – 15, New Caledonia – 4, Saint Barthelemy – 3 and Mayotte – 11. The French part of the island of Saint Martin confirmed 4 cases while Guadalupe has 56 cases.
United Kingdom – 19,758 cases, 1,021 deaths
Additionally, the British territory of Gibraltar has registered 10 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, Bermuda – 2, Montserrat – 1, Isle of Man – 1, Channel Islands – 32. Guernsey confirmed a single case while Jersey has 12. The Cayman Islands recorded 3 infections and 1 death.
Switzerland – 14,829 cases, 264 deaths
Belgium – 10,836 cases, 431 deaths
Netherlands – 9,819 cases, 640 deaths
Additionally, 5 coronavirus cases were registered in the Dutch overseas territory of Aruba, 1 more in Sint Maarten, while Curacao has 3 cases and one death.
South Korea – 9,583 cases, 152 deaths
Austria – 8,395 cases, 86 deaths
– 9,217 cases, 131 deaths
Canada – 5,866 cases, 63 deaths
Portugal – 5,170 cases, 100 deaths
Norway – 4,239 cases, 23 deaths
Australia – 3,980 cases, 16 deaths
Brazil – 3,904 cases, 114 deaths
Israel – 3,865 cases, 13 deaths
Sweden – 3,700 cases, 105 deaths
Czech Republic – 2,669 cases, 13 deaths
Malaysia – 2,470 cases 34 deaths
Ireland – 2,615 cases, 46 deaths
Denmark – 2,370 cases, 65 deaths
The count includes 92 cases in Faroe Islands and 2 cases in Greenland.
Chile – 1,909 cases, 6 deaths
Luxembourg – 1,831 cases, 18 deaths
Ecuador – 1,823 cases, 48 deaths
Poland – 1,717 cases, 19 deaths
Japan – 1,693 cases, 52 deaths
A total of 712 people on the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship docked at Yokohama had tested positive for the virus. Seven people who were on the ship have died.
Japan does not include the people on board as part of its national tally, in accordance with the WHO guidance. The national tally is 1,055 as of March 22, including 35 deaths.
Russia – 1,534 cases, 8 deaths
Pakistan – 1,526 cases, 13 deaths
Romania – 1,760 cases, 38 deaths
Philippines – 1,418 cases, 71 deaths
Thailand – 1,388 cases, 7 deaths
Indonesia – 1,285 cases, 114 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 1,299 cases, 8 deaths
Finland – 1,221 cases, 9 deaths
South Africa – 1,187 cases, 1 death
Greece – 1,061 cases, 32 deaths
India – 987 cases, 25 deaths
Iceland – 963 cases, 2 deaths
Panama – 901 cases, 17 deaths
Mexico – 848 cases, 16 deaths
Singapore – 802 cases, 3 deaths
Argentina – 745 cases, 19 deaths
Dominican Republic – 719 cases, 28 deaths
Slovenia – 684 cases, 11 deaths
Estonia – 679 cases, 3 deaths
Peru – 671 cases, 16 deaths
Serbia – 659 cases, 10 deaths
Croatia – 657 cases, 5 deaths
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Colombia – 608 cases, 6 deaths
Qatar – 590 cases, 1 death
Egypt – 576 cases, 36 deaths
New Zealand – 514 cases, 1 death
Iraq – 547 cases, 42 deaths
Bahrain – 476 cases, 4 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 468 cases, 2 deaths
Algeria – 454 cases, 29 deaths
Lithuania – 437 cases, 7 deaths
Morocco – 437 cases, 26 deaths
Armenia – 424 cases, 3 deaths
Ukraine – 418 cases, 9 deaths
Lebanon – 438 cases, 10 deaths
Hungary – 408 cases, 13 deaths
Latvia – 347 cases
Bulgaria – 338 cases, 8 deaths
Andorra – 308 cases, 3 deaths
Uruguay – 304 cases, 1 death
Taiwan – 298 cases, 2 deaths
Costa Rica – 314 cases, 2 deaths
Slovakia – 292 cases
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 323 cases, 6 deaths
Tunisia – 278 cases, 8 deaths
Kazakhstan – 251 cases, 1 death
Jordan – 259 cases, 2 death
North Macedonia – 241 cases, 4 deaths
Kuwait – 255 cases
Moldova – 231 cases, 2 deaths
San Marino – 224 cases, 22 deaths
Burkina Faso – 207 cases, 11 deaths
Albania – 197 cases, 10 deaths
Azerbaijan – 182 cases, 4 deaths
Cyprus – 179 cases, 5 deaths
Vietnam – 179 cases
Oman – 167 cases
Malta – 149 cases
Ghana – 141 cases, 5 deaths
Uzbekistan – 133 cases, 2 deaths
Senegal – 130 cases
Brunei – 126 cases, 1 death
Cuba – 119 cases, 3 deaths
Venezuela – 119 cases, 2 deaths
Sri Lanka – 115 cases, 1 death
Afghanistan – 110 cases, 4 deaths
Honduras – 110 cases, 1 death
Occupied Palestinian Territories – 106 cases, 1 death
Cambodia – 103 cases
Mauritius – 102 cases, 2 deaths
Ivory Coast – 140 cases
Nigeria – 97 cases, 1 death
Belarus – 94 cases
Cameroon – 91 cases, 2 deaths
Kosovo – 91 cases, 1 death
Georgia – 90 cases
Kyrgyzstan – 84 cases
Montenegro – 84 cases, 1 death
Bolivia – 81 cases, 1 dead
Trinidad & Tobago – 76 cases, 3 deaths
Democratic Republic of the Congo – 65 cases, 6 deaths
Rwanda – 60 cases
Liechtenstein – 56 cases
Paraguay – 56 cases, 3 deaths
Bangladesh – 48 cases, 5 deaths
Monaco – 43 cases, 1 death
Madagascar – 39 cases
Kenya – 38 cases, 1 death
Guatemala – 34 cases, 1 death
Jamaica – 32 cases, 1 death
Uganda – 30 cases
Zambia – 28 cases
Barbados – 26 cases
Togo – 25 cases, 1 death
El Salvador – 24 cases
Ethiopia – 19 cases
Mali – 18 cases, 1 death
Niger – 18 cases, 1 death
Maldives – 17 cases
Haiti – 15 cases
Djibouti – 14 cases
Tanzania – 14 cases
Equatorial Guinea – 12 cases
Mongolia – 12 cases
Dominica – 11 cases
Namibia – 11 cases
Bahamas – 10 cases
Eswatini – 9 cases
Grenada – 9 cases
Myanmar – 8 cases
Guinea – 8 cases
Guyana – 8 cases, 1 death
Laos – 8 cases
Mozambique – 8 cases
Seychelles – 8 cases
Suriname – 8 cases
Antigua and Barbuda – 7 cases
Gabon – 7 cases
Zimbabwe – 7 cases
Benin – 6 cases
Cape Verde – 6 cases, 1 death
Eritrea – 6 cases
Vatican – 6 cases
Angola – 5 cases
Fiji – 5 cases
Mauritania – 5 cases
Nepal – 5 cases
Sudan – 5 cases
Syria – 5 cases, 1 dead
Bhutan – 4 cases
Republic of the Congo – 4 cases
Nicaragua – 4 cases
Central African Republic – 3 cases
Chad – 3 cases
Gambia – 3 cases, 1 death
Liberia – 3 cases
Libya – 3 cases
Saint Lucia – 3 cases
Somalia – 3 cases
Belize – 2 cases
Guinea-Bassau – 2 cases
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 2 cases
Papua New Guinea – 1 case
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 1 case
East Timor – 1 case
Below is the list of countries and their population number that have not reported any suspected or reported cases were tested negative.
Belize 397,628
Botswana: 2,351,627
Burundi: 11,890.784
Cape Verde: 555,987
Comoros: 869,601
D. P. R. of Korea: 25.778,816
Dominica: 71,986
El Salvador: 6,486,205
Eritrea: 3,546,421
Federated States of Micronesia: 105,544
Grenada: 112,523
Guinea-Bissau: 1,968,001
Kiribati: 119,449
Laos: 7,275,560
Lesotho: 2,142,249
Libya: 6,871.292
Madagascar: 27,691,018
Malawi: 19,129,952
Mali: 20,250,833
Marshall Islands: 59,190
Micronesia: 115,023
Mozambique: 31,255,435
Myanmar: 54,409,800
Nauru: 10,824
Nicaragua: 6,624,554
Palau: 18,094
Saint Kitts and Nevis: 53,199
Samoa: 198,414
Sierra Leone: 7,976,983
São Tomé and Príncipe: 219,159
Solomon Islands: 686,884
South Sudan: 11,193,725
Syria: 17,500,658
Tajikistan: 9,537,645
Turkmenistan: 6,031,200
Tuvalu: 11,792
Vanuatu: 307,145
Western Sahara:
Yemen: 29,825,964
SOURCE: WHO, CDC, NHC, AND OTHER SOURCES VIA WORLDOMETER
