Agence France-Presse’s official statistics show that as of 11 o’clock GMT on the 27th (7 o’clock in the evening on the 27th Sept 2020 in Malaysia), at least 99,8463 people worldwide have died of new coronary pneumonia and at least 32,925,550 cases have been confirmed.
The epidemic broke out in China in December last year. So far, at least 22,574,500 people worldwide are considered to have recovered.
Agence France-Presse collected data provided by national authorities and the World Health Organization (WHO) to make statistics, but this is probably only a part of the actual total number of infections, because many countries only detect cases with symptoms or the most severe symptoms.
On the 26th, 5,529 people died and 29,929 confirmed cases were reported globally. According to the notified data, the countries with the largest number of new deaths were India (1124 deaths), the United States (871 deaths) and Brazil (869 deaths).
The United States is still the most severely affected country, with a total of 204,499 deaths, 7.79689 confirmed cases, and at least 2.75 million 459 people have recovered.
Other severely affected countries include Brazil (141,406 people killed, 4.71 million confirmed cases), India (94,503 people killed, 5.92532 confirmed cases), Mexico (76,243 people killed, 72 million, 6431 confirmed cases) And the United Kingdom (41,971 people were killed and 429,277 confirmed).
According to the proportion of deaths to the population, Peru has the highest mortality rate, with 97 deaths per 100,000 people; followed by Belgium (86), Bolivia (67), Spain (67) and Brazil (67 people).
From a regional perspective, Latin America and the Caribbean has a total of 344,000,421 deaths and 9,163,938 confirmed cases; Europe has a total of 229,771 deaths and 5.24,9793 confirmed cases; the United States and Canada have a total of 213,801 deaths and 7,231,278 confirmed cases .
A total of 134,217 deaths and 7,863,208 confirmed cases in Asia; a total of 44,280 deaths and 1,921,513 confirmed cases in the Middle East; a total of 35,022 deaths and 1,453,323 confirmed cases in Africa; a total of 951 deaths and 31,506 confirmed cases in Oceania .
**Info & Image are taken online
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