More than 73 thousand deaths in the world due to the new Corona virus

Paris-Sana

The new epidemic of Kurna since the beginning of its spread around the world last December resulted in the death of at least 73,139 people to date, according to a tally published by France Press, according to the data published by the competent national authorities of the world and the World Health Organization data.

The agency stated that, according to these data, "more than 1310,930 injuries have been diagnosed to date in 191 countries and regions," noting that this outcome does not reflect the reality of the situation, since a large number of countries do not conduct tests except for cases that require transportation to hospitals.

According to these data, at least 249,700 people have recovered from the total injuries to date.

The agency added that five thousand people had died since yesterday's toll, while 66,187 others were confirmed injured.

The United States recorded 1029 new deaths within 24 hours, to be the highest number among the countries of the world, followed by France, 833 deaths, and Spain, which recorded 637 deaths.

Italy, which recorded the first injury at the end of last February, recorded 16,523 deaths out of 132,547 injuries, 636 deaths were announced, 3599 new cases today, and 22,837 people recovered according to Italian authorities' statistics.

Spain came after Italy to the list of the most affected countries, as 13055 people died out of 135032 injuries, then the United States with 10389 deaths out of 347033 injuries, followed by France with 8911 deaths out of 98101 injuries and the United Kingdom 5,373 deaths out of 51,608 injuries.

The total death toll in mainland China, with the exception of Hong Kong and Macao, where the epidemic first appeared at the end of last December, 81,708 injuries, including 3331 deaths and recovering, 77078 people, while Slovakia announced the first deaths related to the virus on its territory.

In the European continent, the total today reached 52,498 deaths out of 696,110 injuries, 10728 deaths out of 363,501 injuries in the United States and Canada, 4,265 deaths out of 121,355 injuries in Asia, 3,984 deaths out of 79,747 injuries in the Middle East and 1,188 deaths out of 33,819 injuries in Latin America and the Caribbean And 467 deaths out of 9,457 injuries in Africa and 45 deaths out of 6,941 cases in Oceania.