Global coronavirus death crosses 4.25 lakh: JHU
The confirmed COVID-19 cases have exceeded 7.5 million globally with 425,330 fatalities by Saturday morning, in line with the hottest tally from Johns Hopkins University.
Besides, a lot more than 3.5 million made recoveries around the world.
The worst-hit U.S. has recorded 2,046,643 confirmed conditions, with a loss of life toll of over 114,643.
According to JHU data, Brazil has come up to the next position following the US with
828,810 confirmed coronavirus cases, counting 41, 828 deaths from the virus till the time.
The UK gets the third-highest death toll at 41,566, followed by Italy with 34,223, France 29,377 and Spain 27,136, according to Johns Hopkins University.
India has arrive to 4th position with 297,535 confirmed cases.
Coronavirus case was initially reported in Chana found in last December.
The World Wellbeing Organisation (WHO) declared the coronavirus crisis a pandemic on March 11.
Meanwhile, The death toll in Bangladesh has already reached 1095 while the total cases rose to 81,523 till May 12.
Bangladesh on Friday found the highest-ever jump found in coronavirus situations and deaths in a single day as medical authorities confirmed the recognition of record 3,471 new patients and 46 deaths within the last 24 hours.
Bangladesh confirmed its primary cases on March 8 and the first loss of life on March 18 but it has been seeing a good sharp rise found in both new conditions and deaths in new weeks.
