The global death toll from COVID-19 topped 2 million Friday, crossing the threshold amid a vaccine rollout so immense but so uneven that in some countries there is real hope of vanquishing the outbreak, while in other, less-developed parts of the world, it seems a far-off dream.

Coronavirus is continuing its spread across the world with more than 32.9 million confirmed cases globally.

The global death toll from Covid-19 reached 786,303 on Thursday, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of  Johns Hopkins University.

The confirmed cases of coronavirus across the world  crossed 12,012, 125 while the death toll from Covid-19 climbed to 548,896 as of Thursday morning, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of Johns Hopkins University (JHU).

The global death toll from coronavirus reached 5,43,535 while the confirmed coronavirus 11,798, 678 as of Wednesday morning, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of Johns Hopkins University (JHU).

The confirmed COVID-19 cases have exceeded 7million globally, with over 400,000 fatalities and more than three million recoveries, according to the latest tally from Johns Hopkins University.

The global confirmed coronavirus cases have exceeded 6.7 million globally, with over 394,787 fatalities, according to the latest tally from Johns Hopkins University.

The number of global coronavirus deaths reached  355,653 on Thursday morning while the confirmed cases were  5,691,790, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of the Johns Hopkins University.   In the US, the death toll crossed 100,000 while its confirmed cases stood at 1,699,933.   The first US infection was reported in Washington State on 21 January.

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.