Global COVID-19 cases surpassed 100 million on Tuesday, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University.

The number of global Covid-19 cases surpassed 27 million as of Monday morning, according to the latest tally from Johns Hopkins University.

The confirmed COVID-19 cases have reached 9,776,963 million globally with 493,609 deaths as of Saturday morning.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases surpassed 6 million on Sunday morning, according to data provided by the Johns Hopkins University.

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 170,435 on Monday morning.   So far, 2,481,253 cases have been confirmed around the world after disease was first reported in China in December last year, according to worldometer.   Of those infected, 1,663,970 are currently being treated and 56,766 of them are in serious or critical condition.   So far, 646,848 people have recovered.   Bangladesh has so far confirmed 101 deaths and 2,948 cases.    Citing the situation of Bangladesh, Additional Director General of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) Prof Dr Nasima Sultana on Monday said, "We’re in a great crisis."   Meanwhile, Bangladesh Doctors Foundation (BDF) said 170 doctors-- both at public and private hospitals-- have been infected with coronavirus in the country as of Monday.

The global death toll from coronavirus reached 160,757 on Sunday morning.

The death toll from novel coronavirus (COVID-19) reached 64,716 globally on Sunday morning.

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