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List of countries which have confirmed Coronavirus cases.
The numbers of Coronavirus cases are increasing each and everyday world wide leaving countries with no choice but to introduce a shutdown .
Gauteng Positive COVID-19 patients have gone missingUnited States – 124,686 cases, 2,191 deaths
Italy – 92,472 cases, 10,023 deaths
China – 82,120 cases, 3,304 deaths
Spain – 78,797 cases, 6,528 deaths
Germany – 58,247 cases, 455 deaths
Iran – 38,309 cases, 2,640 deaths
France – 38,105 cases, 2,317 deaths
United Kingdom – 17,315 cases, 1,021 deaths
Switzerland – 14,076 cases, 264 deaths
Belgium – 10,836 cases, 431 deaths
Netherlands – 9,819 cases, 640 deaths
South Korea – 9,583 cases, 152 deaths
Austria – 8,395 cases, 86 deaths
Turkey – 7,402 cases, 108 deaths
Canada – 5,655 cases, 61 deaths
Portugal – 5,170 cases, 100 deaths
Norway – 4,054 cases, 23 deaths
Australia – 3,980 cases, 16 deaths
Brazil – 3,904 cases, 114 deaths
Israel – 3,865 cases, 13 deaths
Sweden – 3,447 cases, 105 deaths
Czech Republic – 2,669 cases, 13 deaths
Malaysia – 2,470 cases 34 deaths
Ireland – 2,415 cases, 36 deaths
Denmark – 2,370 cases, 65 deaths
Chile – 1,909 cases, 6 deaths
Luxembourg – 1,831 cases, 18 deaths
Ecuador – 1,823 cases, 48 deaths
Poland – 1,717 cases, 19 deaths
Japan – 1,693 cases, 52 deaths
Russia – 1,534 cases, 8 deaths
Pakistan – 1,526 cases, 13 deaths
Romania – 1,760 cases, 38 deaths
Philippines – 1,418 cases, 71 deaths
Thailand – 1,388 cases, 7 deaths
Indonesia – 1,285 cases, 114 deaths
Finland – 1,221 cases, 9 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 1,203 cases, 4 deaths
South Africa – 1,187 cases, 1 death
Greece – 1,061 cases, 32 deaths
India – 987 cases, 25 deaths
Iceland – 963 cases, 2 deaths
Panama – 901 cases, 17 deaths
Mexico – 848 cases, 16 deaths
Singapore – 802 cases, 3 deaths
Argentina – 745 cases, 19 deaths
Dominican Republic – 719 cases, 28 deaths
Slovenia – 684 cases, 11 deaths
Estonia – 679 cases, 3 deaths
Peru – 671 cases, 16 deaths
Serbia – 659 cases, 10 deaths
Croatia – 657 cases, 5 deaths
Colombia – 608 cases, 6 deaths
Qatar – 590 cases, 1 death
Egypt – 576 cases, 36 deaths
New Zealand – 514 cases, 1 death
Iraq – 547 cases, 42 deaths
Bahrain – 476 cases, 4 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 468 cases, 2 deaths
Algeria – 454 cases, 29 deaths
Lithuania – 437 cases, 7 deaths
Morocco – 437 cases, 26 deaths
Armenia – 424 cases, 3 deaths
Ukraine – 418 cases, 9 deaths
Lebanon – 412 cases, 10 deaths
Hungary – 408 cases, 13 deaths
Latvia – 347 cases
Bulgaria – 338 cases, 8 deaths
Andorra – 308 cases, 3 deaths
Uruguay – 304 cases, 1 death
Taiwan – 298 cases, 2 deaths
Costa Rica – 295 cases, 2 deaths
Slovakia – 292 cases
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 323 cases, 6 deaths
Tunisia – 278 cases, 8 deaths
Kazakhstan – 251 cases, 1 death
Jordan – 246 cases, 1 death
North Macedonia – 241 cases, 4 deaths
Kuwait – 255 cases
Moldova – 231 cases, 2 deaths
San Marino – 224 cases, 22 deaths
Burkina Faso – 207 cases, 11 deaths
Albania – 197 cases, 10 deaths
Azerbaijan – 182 cases, 4 deaths
Cyprus – 179 cases, 5 deaths
Vietnam – 179 cases
Oman – 167 cases
Malta – 149 cases
Ghana – 141 cases, 5 deaths
Uzbekistan – 133 cases, 2 deaths
Senegal – 130 cases
Brunei – 126 cases, 1 death
Cuba – 119 cases, 3 deaths
Venezuela – 119 cases, 2 deaths
Sri Lanka – 115 cases, 1 death
Afghanistan – 110 cases, 4 deaths
Honduras – 110 cases, 1 death
Occupied Palestine – 106 cases, 1 death
Cambodia – 103 cases
Mauritius – 102 cases, 2 deaths
Ivory Coast – 140 cases
Nigeria – 97 cases, 1 death
Belarus – 94 cases
Cameroon – 91 cases, 2 deaths
Kosovo – 91 cases, 1 death
Georgia – 90 cases
Kyrgyzstan – 84 cases
Montenegro – 84 cases, 1 death
Bolivia – 81 cases
Trinidad & Tobago – 76 cases, 3 deaths
Democratic Republic of the Congo – 65 cases, 6 deaths
Rwanda – 60 cases
Liechtenstein – 56 cases
Paraguay – 56 cases, 3 deaths
Bangladesh – 48 cases, 5 deaths
Monaco – 43 cases, 1 death
Madagascar – 39 cases
Kenya – 38 cases, 1 death
Guatemala – 34 cases, 1 death
Jamaica – 32 cases, 1 death
Uganda – 30 cases
Zambia – 28 cases
Barbados – 26 cases
Togo – 25 cases, 1 death
El Salvador – 24 cases
Ethiopia – 19 cases
Mali – 18 cases, 1 death
Niger – 18 cases, 1 death
Maldives – 17 cases
Haiti – 15 cases
Djibouti – 14 cases
Tanzania – 14 cases
Equatorial Guinea – 12 cases
Mongolia – 12 cases
Dominica – 11 cases
Namibia – 11 cases
Bahamas – 10 cases
Eswatini – 9 cases
Grenada – 9 cases
Burma – 8 cases
Guinea – 8 cases
Guyana – 8 cases, 1 death
Laos – 8 cases
Mozambique – 8 cases
Seychelles – 8 cases
Suriname – 8 cases
Antigua and Barbuda – 7 cases
Gabon – 7 cases
Zimbabwe – 7 cases
Benin – 6 cases
Cabo Verde – 6 cases, 1 death
Eritrea – 6 cases
Vatican City – 6 cases
Angola – 5 cases
Fiji – 5 cases
Mauritania – 5 cases
Nepal – 5 cases
Sudan – 5 cases
Syria – 5 cases
Bhutan – 4 cases
Republic of Congo – 4 cases
Nicaragua – 4 cases
Central African Republic – 3 cases
Chad – 3 cases
Gambia – 3 cases, 1 death
Liberia – 3 cases
Libya – 3 cases
Saint Lucia – 3 cases
Somalia – 3 cases
Belize – 2 cases
Guinea-Bassau – 2 cases
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 2 cases
Papua New Guinea – 1 case
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 1 case
Timor-Leste – 1 case
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