Number of COVID-2019 cases across globe up by over 567,000 in past day, says WHO
More than 567,000 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection were registered worldwide in the past day, with the overall number of such cases exceeding 136.29 million, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its daily bulletin on Tuesday, Baku Tribune reports citing TASS.
More than 567,000 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection were registered worldwide in the past day, with the overall number of such cases exceeding 136.29 million, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its daily bulletin on Tuesday, Baku Tribune reports citing TASS.
As of 17:13 Moscow time on April 13, as many as 136,291,128 novel coronavirus cases and 2,941,128 coronavirus-associated deaths were registered across the globe. The number of confirmed cases grew by 567,849 in the past 24 hours and the number of fatalities increased by 9,521.
The WHO statistics is based on officially confirmed data from the countries.
Southeast Asia accounts for more than 30% of the COVID-19 daily tally (175,614 cases). Next are Europe (159,163 cases), and North and South America (153,573).
The biggest number of coronavirus cases was reported from the United States (30,888,765), India (13,689,453), Brazil (13,482,023), France (4,987,689), Russia (4,657,883), the United Kingdom (4,373,347), Turkey (3,903,573), Italy (3,779,594), Spain (3,336,637), Germany (3,022,323), Poland (2,599,850), and Colombia (2,536,198).
The Rocket and Artillery formations of the Azerbaijan Army conduct live-fire exercises in accordance with the combat training plan for 2021, the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan told Baku Tribune.
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Editor's note: Eugene Chausovsky is a senior analyst at the Newlines Institute. Chausovsky previously served as senior Eurasia analyst at the geopolitical analysis firm Stratfor for more than 10 years. His work focuses on political, economic, and security issues pertaining to Russia, Eurasia, and the Middle East.
