Although Bangladesh is a densely-populated country with poor health infrastructures, it has low coronavirus death rate so far, shows worldometer data.   As per the statistics compiled by the global corona reference website, Bangladesh has witnessed a 1.3 percent death rate, one of the world's lowest ones, against the global average of 3.54 percent.

Bangladesh on Thursday went past Canada in terms of confirmed Covid-19 cases to become the 17th worst-affected country in the world with 102,292 infections.

As the number of globally confirmed coronavirus cases near 4.5 million, the death toll too is rising, inching towards 300,000.   On Thursday morning, the global death toll stood at 298,165, according to data compiled by Worldometer.   Confirmed coronavirus cases were 4428,236 at this time.   Worldometer data showed that the number of cases and deaths started going up drastically since mid-March.   Currently, 2,472,248 confirmed COVID-19 patients are being treated and 45,920 of them are in serious or critical condition.

The global death tally from coronavirus pandemic reached 283,860 as of Sunday morning.    Since the first reported in China in December last year, coronavirus has so far infected 4,180,303 people globally, according to Worldometer.   Meanwhile, among the currently 2,405,667 infected patients, 2,358,629 are in mild condition, which is 98 percent.   On the other hand, 47,038infected of the currently infected patients are in serious condition, and their percentage is only two, the Worldometer shows.   So far, 1,490,776 people have recovered from COVID-19.   The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus crisis a pandemic on March 11.   The coronavirus of COVID-19 is affecting 212 countries and territories around the world and 2 international conveyances.   The US is the hardest-hit with the highest number of infections and deaths -- more than 1,367,638 and 80,787 respectively.   While UK has the second-highest death toll with 31,855, Spain has the second-highest cases -- 264,663.   Besides, the death toll in Italy hits 30,560.    In Bangladesh, the country has so fir confirmed 228 deaths and 14,657 coronavirus cases till Sunday.

The global death toll from coronavirus has surpassed 270, 711 as of Friday, according to Worldometer.   So far, 1, 343, 054 people have recovered from COVID-19 across the globe.   Of the currently infected 2, 302, 572 patients, 2,253,614 are in mild condition, which is 98 percent.   Meanwhile, 48, 958 of the currently infected patients are in serious condition, and their percentage is only two.   Since it was first reported in China in December last year, coronavirus has infected 3,916,337 people globally, the Worldometer data shows.   The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus crisis a pandemic on March 11.   Meanwhile, the USA has confirmed 76,928 deaths and 1,292,623 cases while Spain reported 26,070 deaths and 256,855 cases till Friday.   Italy, the worst-hit European country, has recorded 29,958 deaths and 215,858 cases. France, on the other hand, has reported 25,987 deaths and 174,791 cases. In the UK, authorities have reported 30,615 deaths among 206,715 confirmed cases.   The coronavirus is affecting 212 countries and territories around the world and two international conveyances.   Bangladesh’s confirmed 199 deaths from coronavirus on Thursday as the health authorities reported deaths of 13 more COVID-19 patients in a single day.   The country also reported12,425 confirmed coronavirus patients.

 The global death toll from coronavirus reached 206,990 on Monday morning.

The global death toll from coronavirus reached 165,058 on Monday morning.

The global death toll from coronavirus jumped to 145,521 until Friday morning.

The global death toll from coronavirus has reached 95,722 as of Friday morning.   There have been 1,603,719 confirmed cases around the world after the highly contagious disease was first reported in China in December last, according to worldometer.   Of those infected, 1,151, 342 are currently being treated with 49,127 being in serious or critical condition.   So far, 356,655 people have recovered.   The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus crisis a pandemic on March 11.   Bangladesh reported 21 death from the virus infection and 330 confirmed cases as of Thursday.

The death toll from coronavirus COVID-19 jumped to 30,879 globally on Sunday.