Coronavirus: Global cases strike 58.5 million

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Coronavirus: Global cases strike 58.5 million
The number of global Covid-19 cases crossed 58.5 million onMonday with the loss of life of 1 1,386,596 people, in line with the data compiled byJohns Hopkins University (JHU).

The quantity of COVID-19 cases in the usa has topped12 million with over 256,746 deaths, according to a real-time count kept by theuniversity.

Amid surging COVID-19 circumstances and an incompetent response bythe authorities, the University of Nebraska Medical Center, a leading U.S.hospital on handling dangerous and uncommon diseases, has been practically overwhelmed, according to a good media report.

With the country's only federal quarantine facility and alarge bio-containment unit, a healthcare facility in Omaha, Nebraska is considered thebest-well prepared hospital in america to take care of a pandemic, according tothe survey produced Friday by The Atlantic.

Its staff began specifically preparing for emerginginfections after the SARS outbreak in 2003 and it has detailed pandemic plansas well as experience in handling infectious ailments such as Ebola, said thereport.

The surging COVID-19 cases have nearly pushed the hospitalin the US to its capacity ceiling. With a healthcare facility short-staffed and bedslimited, sufferers with strokes and different urgent diseases aren't getting thenormal degree of attention, according to the report.

In India, the coronavirus death in the country mounted to133,227 as the total caseload reached 9,095,806.

In line with the Union Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare, 45,209 new attacks were reported with 501 new deaths in the last 24hours.

The entire cases include 4,40,962 active cases and85,21,617 recoveries.

Brazil has registered 194 new deaths from COVID-19 in thelast 24 hours, bringing the national loss of life toll to 169,183, the Ministry ofHealth said on Sunday.

Meanwhile, the number of infections went up simply by 18,615,taking the nationwide tally to 6,071,401, the ministry said.

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