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Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases?
More than 3.6 million infections confirmed in at least 187 countries and territories, including at least 255,000 deaths.





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 260,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while some 3.7 million infections have been confirmed in at least 187 countries and territories. More than 1.2 million people have recovered to date.

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Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:
United States - 1,228,609 cases, 73,431 deaths 
Spain - 220,325 cases, 25,857 deaths
Italy - 214,457 cases, 29,684 deaths
United Kingdom - 202,359 cases, 30,150 deaths
France - 174,224 cases, 25,812 deaths
Germany - 168,162 cases, 7,275 deaths
Russia - 165,929 cases, 1,537 deaths
Turkey - 131,744 cases, 3,584 deaths 
Brazil - 126,611 cases, 8,588 deaths
Iran - 101,650 cases, 6,418 deaths 
China - 83,970 cases, 4,637 deaths
Canada - 64,694 cases, 4,366 deaths
Belgium - 50,781 cases, 8,339 deaths
Peru - 54,817 cases, 1,533 deaths


India - 53,045 cases, 1,787 deaths
Netherlands - 41,518 cases, 5,185 deaths
Ecuador - 29,420 cases, 1,618 deaths
Saudi Arabia - 31,938 cases, 209 deaths
Switzerland - 30,060 cases, 1,805 deaths
Portugal - 26,182 cases, 1,809 deaths
Mexico - 27,634 cases, 2,704 deaths
Sweden - 23,216 cases, 2,941 deaths
Pakistan - 27,073 cases, 564 deaths 
Chile - 23,048 cases, 281 deaths
Ireland - 22,248 cases,  1,375 deaths
Singapore - 20,939 cases, 20 deaths
Belarus - 19,255 cases, 112 deaths
Qatar - 17,972 cases, 12 deaths
Israel - 16,310 cases, 239 deaths
Austria - 15,684 cases, 608 deaths
United Arab Emirates - 15,738 cases, 157 deaths
Japan - 15,253 cases, 556 deaths
Poland - 14,740 cases, 733 deaths 
Romania - 14,107 cases, 868 deaths
Ukraine - 13,691 cases, 340 deaths
Indonesia - 12,438 cases, 895 deaths
Bangladesh - 11,719 cases, 186 deaths
South Korea - 10,810 cases, 256 deaths
Denmark - 10,136 cases, 506 deaths
Philippines -  10,004 cases, 685 deaths
Serbia - 9,791 cases, 203 deaths
Dominican Republic - 8,807 cases, 362 deaths
Colombia - 8,959 cases, 397 deaths


Norway - 7,996 cases, 216 deaths
Czech Republic - 7,979 cases, 263 deaths 
Panama - 7,731 cases, 218 deaths
South Africa - 7,572 cases, 153 deaths
Egypt - 7,588 cases, 469 deaths
Australia - 6,895 cases, 97 deaths
Malaysia - 6,428 cases, 107 deaths
Kuwait - 6,289 cases, 42 deaths


Finland - 5,573 cases, 252 deaths
Morocco - 5,408 cases, 183 deaths
Argentina - 5,208 cases, 273 deaths 
Algeria - 4,997 cases, 476 deaths 
Moldova - 4,476 cases, 143 deaths
Kazakhstan - 4,502 cases, 30 deaths
Luxembourg - 3,851 cases, 98 deaths
Bahrain - 3,934 cases, 8 deaths
Afghanistan - 3,392 cases, 104 deaths
Hungary - 3,150 cases, 383 deaths
Thailand - 2,992 cases, 55 deaths
Nigeria - 3,145 cases, 103 deaths
Oman - 2,958 cases, 13 deaths
Ghana - 3,091 cases, 18 deaths 
Greece - 2,663 cases, 147 deaths
Armenia - 2,782 cases, 40 deaths
Iraq - 2,480 cases, 102 deaths
Uzbekistan - 2,266 cases, 10 deaths
Croatia - 2,119 cases, 85 deaths
Cameroon - 2,265 cases, 108 deaths
Azerbaijan - 2,127 cases, 28 deaths
Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1,987 cases, 86 deaths
Iceland - 1,799 cases, 10 deaths
Estonia - 1,713 cases, 56 deaths
Guinea - 1,856 cases, 11 deaths

Bulgaria - 1,811 cases, 84 deaths
Cuba - 1,703 cases, 69 deaths
Bolivia - 1,886 cases, 91 deaths
North Macedonia - 1,539 cases, 88 deaths
New Zealand - 1,489 cases, 21 deaths
Slovenia - 1,448 cases, 99 deaths
Ivory Coast - 1,516 cases, 18 deaths
Lithuania - 1,428 cases, 49 deaths
Slovakia - 1,429 cases, 26 deaths
Senegal - 1,433 cases, 12 deaths
Honduras - 1,461 cases, 99 deaths
Djibouti - 1,124 cases, 3 deaths
Tunisia - 1,025 cases, 43 deaths
Latvia - 909 cases, 18 deaths
Cyprus - 883 cases, 15 deaths


Kosovo - 856 cases, 26 deaths
Kyrgyzstan - 895 cases, 12 deaths
Somalia - 873 cases, 39 deaths
Albania - 832 cases, 31 deaths
Sudan - 852 cases, 49 deaths
Sri Lanka - 797 cases, 9 deaths
Niger - 770 cases, 38 deaths
Andorra - 751 cases, 46 deaths
Costa Rica - 761 cases, 6 deaths
Lebanon - 750 cases, 25 deaths
Guatemala - 763 cases, 21 deaths
Democratic Republic of the Congo - 705 cases, 36 deaths
Burkina Faso - 729 cases, 48 deaths
Uruguay - 673 cases, 17 deaths
Mali - 631 cases, 32 deaths 
Georgia - 615 cases, 9 deaths
San Marino - 608 cases, 41 deaths
El Salvador - 695 cases, 15 deaths
Maldives - 617 cases, 2 deaths
Kenya - 582 cases, 26 deaths
Malta - 484 cases, 5 deaths
Tanzania - 480 cases, 16 deaths
Jamaica - 478 cases, 9 deaths
Jordan - 478 cases, 9 deaths


Taiwan - 439 cases, 6 deaths
Paraguay - 440 cases, 10 deaths
Guinea-Bissau - 475 cases, 2 deaths
Gabon - 439 cases, 8 deaths 
Occupied Palestinian territories - 374 cases, 2 deaths
Venezuela - 379 cases, 10 deaths
Mauritius - 332 cases, 10 deaths
Montenegro - 324 cases, 8 deaths
Equatorial Guinea - 439 cases, 4 deaths
Tajikistan - 379 cases, 8 deaths
Vietnam - 271 cases
Rwanda - 268 cases
Republic of the Congo - 264 cases, 10 deaths



Sierra Leone - 225 cases, 14 deaths
Cape Verde - 191 cases, 2 deaths
Sao Tome and Principe - 174 cases, 3 deaths
Chad - 170 cases, 17 deaths
Liberia - 178 cases, 20 deaths
Myanmar - 162 cases, 6 deaths
Madagascar - 158 cases
Ethiopia - 162 cases, 4 deaths
Brunei - 139 cases, 1 death
Zambia - 139 cases, 4 deaths
Togo - 128 cases, 9 deaths 
Cambodia - 122 cases
Eswatini - 123 cases, 2 deaths
Trinidad and Tobago - 116 cases, 8 deaths
Haiti - 101 cases, 12 deaths
Uganda - 100 cases
Benin - 96 cases, 2 deaths
Monaco - 95 cases, 4 deaths
Guyana - 93 cases, 10 deaths
Central African Republic - 94 cases
Bahamas - 92 cases, 11 deaths
Barbados - 82 cases, 7 deaths
Liechtenstein - 82 cases, 1 death

Nepal - 99 cases
Mozambique - 81 cases
Libya - 64 cases, 3 deaths
South Sudan - 58 cases
Syria - 45 cases, 3 deaths
Malawi - 43 cases, 3 deaths
Mongolia - 41 cases
Eritrea - 39 cases
Angola - 36 cases, 2 deaths
Zimbabwe - 34 cases, 4 deaths
Antigua and Barbuda - 25 cases, 3 deaths
East Timor - 24 cases
Botswana - 23 cases, 1 death
Yemen - 25 cases, 5 deaths 
Grenada - 21 cases
Laos - 19 cases
Belize - 18 cases, 2 deaths
Fiji - 18 cases
Saint Lucia - 18 cases
Gambia - 17 cases, 1 death
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 17 cases



 
Dominica - 16 cases
Namibia - 16 cases
Nicaragua - 16 cases, 5 deaths
Burundi - 15 cases, 1 death
Saint Kitts and Nevis - 15 cases
Vatican - 12 cases
Seychelles - 11 cases
Suriname - 10 cases, 1 death
Mauritania - 8 cases, 1 death
Papua New Guinea - 8 cases
Bhutan - 7 cases
Western Sahara - 6 cases
Comoros - 8 case