Nearly a third of the record number of new coronavirus cases reported today came from one country, while some among the worst-affected nations are clearly doing better than others.
are still by far the other two biggest contributors to new coronavirus infections.
However, new cases and deaths have stabilised over the past few weeks in South America's biggest country. At the time, the fatality rate in the South American nation was low after a stringent lockdown gave the Government time to bolster the public health system.
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