The globally confirmed coronavirus cases reached 58,095,887 on Sunday with 1,379,83 deaths, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University (JHU).   The US remains the worst-hit country with 12,088,409 cases, including 255,833 fatalities as of Sunday.   Brazil registered 376 new deaths from Covid-19, bringing the national death toll to 168,989, the government said Saturday. The number of infections went up by 32,622, pushing the nationwide tally to 6,052,786.   Neighbouring India's coronavirus tally reached 9,095,806 on Sunday as 45,209 new cases were registered in the past 24 hours, the health ministry said.   The country’s death toll mounted to 133,227 as 501 more patients died since Saturday morning.   India currently has 440,962 active cases, while 8,521,617 patients have been discharged from hospitals.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases reached 390,358 in Britain as the country reported 4,422 new cases, the highest daily increase since May 8.

A total of 1,37,787 coronavirus cases,  out of the 7,30,197 tests carried out in Bangladesh, have turned out to be positive.

Nine people including the Keraniganj upazila Nirbahi Officer have been infected with coronavirus, raising the number of confirmed coronavirus cases to 884 in Keraniganj upazila.   According to Coronavirus control room, UNO Amit Debnath and eight more people  tested positive for coronavirus in the upazila.   Three executive magistrates, one project officer, 14 physicians, 17 nurses, 18 health workers, 46 Rab members and 45 policemen are among those infected with the virus here.

Bangladesh on Wednesday saw the highest-ever jump in coronavirus cases in a single day again as the health authorities confirmed the detection of 4,008 new patients in the span of 24 hours, increasing the total number of cases to 98,489.

As the global coronavirus situation continues to worsen the death toll from the virus infection  stood at 441,439 as of Wednesday  morning, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of  Johns Hopkins University. Besides, the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases has gone up to 8,152, 885.

The Covid-19 pandemic has claimed over  436,322 lives globally while the number of confirmed cases has gone up to 8,015,053 as of Tuesday  morning, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of the Johns Hopkins University.   According to JHU data, Brazil and Russia have come up to the second and the third positions after the US with 888,271 and 536,484 confirmed coronavirus cases as of Tuesday.   Meanwhile, South Asian country India has come up to the fourth position after Russia with 332,424 confirmed Covid-19 cases. The country has so far reported 9,529 deaths.

The Covid-19 pandemic has claimed over  389,645 lives globally while the number  confirmed coronavirus cases  has gone up to 6,601,349 as of Friday morning, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of the Johns Hopkins University.   According to JHU data, Brazil has 584,016 confirmed coronavirus cases, the second highest in the world after the USA. The South American country lost 32,548 lives to Covid-19 till date.   The US has the highest number of confirmed cases and deaths. It recorded 108,208 deaths and 1,872,557 cases so far. In the US, New York State alone counted 30,174 deaths till date.

The number  confirmed coronavirus cases across the world has gone up to 6,429,453 while the death toll reached 385,873 on Thursday morning, according to the Centre for System Science and Engineering of the Johns Hopkins University.   According to JHU data, Brazil has 584,016 confirmed coronavirus cases, the second highest in the world after the USA. The South American country lost 32,548 lives to Covid-19 till date.   The US has the highest number of confirmed cases and deaths. It recorded 107,148 deaths and 1,851,530 cases so far. In the US, New York State alone counted 30,019 deaths till date.   The UK has the second-highest death toll at 39, 811, followed by Italy with 33,601, France 29,024 and Spain 27,128, according to Johns Hopkins University.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases has passed 6.1 million on Monday morning, according to data provided by Johns Hopkins University.