If Florida were a country, it would rank fourth in the world for the most new cases in a day behind the US, Brazil and India.
when he visited a Washington DC-area military medical centre on Saturday. Trump had previously refused to wear a mask in public or ask Americans to wear face coverings.
South Africa has the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Africa and is now recording the fourth-largest daily increase in new cases worldwide. Regulations on the wearing of masks will be strengthened, but the country will remain on the third level of its five-level coronavirus alert system. Family visits and social activities remain banned.Credit:Ramaphosa said current projections showed different provinces would reach the peak of infections between the end of July and late September.
Africa’s 54 countries have reported 577,904 cases, according to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention. The continent’s confirmed cases are concentrated in four countries: South Africa, Egypt , Nigeria and Algeria , which together make up more than 65 per cent of the continent’s cases.
The coronavirus death toll per million residents in Mexico, whose population numbers about 120 million, is the 16th highest in the world, according to data by research firm Statista, but Mexican officials say the true toll is likely much higher due to limited testing.Around 200 people employed to pick crops at a farm near Malvern in England's West Midlands region have been told to self-isolate after 73 tested positive for COVID-19.
The number of new confirmed COVID-19 cases across Britain each day has been falling from a peak of more than 6000 in April to 650 in the latest figures released on Sunday, despite the wider availability of testing. People in northern and western India were conducting Hindu prayer rituals for the Bachchan family, social media and television footage showed.
Federal health ministry data showed that more than 27,100 new cases were reported in the previous 24 hours, while the death toll increased to 22,674, after 551 people succumbed in a day. Facilities in San Diego and Vancouver will produce 10,000 doses for the trials for 5000 people. The first group, aged 18 to 60, will receive different doses of the vaccine, he said.
There are no approved vaccines for the virus that causes COVID-19, but 19 candidates are being tested in humans globally.Japan's virus tsar, Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura, on Sunday said the number of cases with unclear contagion routes is increasing, straining public health care resources.
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