The total number of novel coronavirus cases worldwide surpassed 25 million Sunday, resulting in at least 844,283 global deaths since the pandemic began.
According to a Johns Hopkins University tally, total global COVID-19 infections reached 25,110,083 Sunday, with nearly one quarter, or 5,992,401 cases, confirmed in the United States. Virus-related deaths nationwide now total 183,034.
The U.S. daily tally of confirmed Covid-19 cases has risen for a sixth straight time https://t.co/Jc43j5B9s1
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 30, 2020
Outside the United States, the 10 nations with the highest number of infections recorded to date are as follows:
• Brazil: 3,846,153 cases, resulting in 120,462 deaths.
• India: 3,542,733 cases, resulting in 63,498 deaths.
• Russia: 987,470 cases, resulting in 17,045 deaths.
• Peru: 639,435 cases, resulting in 28,607 deaths.
• South Africa: 625,056 cases, resulting in 14,028 deaths.
• Colombia: 599,884 cases, resulting in 19,063 deaths.
• Mexico: 591,712 cases, resulting in 63,819 deaths.
• Spain: 439,286 cases, resulting in 29,011 deaths.
• Chile: 409,974 cases, resulting in 11,244 deaths.
• Argentina: 401,239 cases, resulting in 8,401 deaths.
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