The total number of coronavirus cases worldwide has risen to 11.98 crores, while more than 26 lakh people have lost their lives in the disease. Johns Hopkins University has given this information. The university's Centre for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) in its latest update on Monday morning revealed that the current number of global cases and deaths is 119,837,380 and 2,653,181 respectively.

According to reports, the US remains the worst affected country with the highest 29,437,707 cases and 534,877 deaths in the world. India is second with 11,483,370 cases. According to CSSI data, other countries with more than 10 million cases are India (11,359,048), Russia (4,341,381), UK (4,271,710), France (4,131,874), Italy (3,223,142), Spain (3,183,704), Turkey (2,879,390), Germany (2,578,842), Colombia (2,303,144), Argentina (2,195,722), Mexico (2,163,875), Poland (1,906,632), Iran (1,746,953), South Africa (1,529,420), Ukraine (1,529,420) 1,509,983), Indonesia (1,419,455), Peru (1,407,963), Czech Republic (1,399,078), Netherlands (1,399,078). 1,172,975).

In the case of covid deaths, Brazil is currently ranked second with 278,229 deaths, followed by Mexico (194,490) in third place and India (158,607) in fourth. Countries with more than 50,000 deaths in the UK (125,753), Italy (102,145), France (90,583), Russia (90,558), Germany (73) Spain (72,258), Iran (61,230), Colombia (61,143), Argentina (53,670) and South Africa (51,326).

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