Due to the global epidemic corona virus, 4 crore 63 lakh 73 thousand 777 people have been infected and 12 lakh 193 have died in the world.
The number of people who have recovered from Corona has increased to 3 crore 34 lakh 83 thousand 516 and there are 1 crore 16 lakh 90 thousand 68 active cases.
America is the first among the countries affected by the corona virus, where the number of deaths is more than 236 thousand and the number of infected people has reached 94 lakh 2 thousand 590.
India ranks second in the world in terms of corona cases, where the number of deaths has reached 122 thousand 190, while more than 81 lakh 82 thousand people have been diagnosed with the virus.
The total number of deaths due to Corona in Brazil has reached 1 lakh 59 thousand 902, while the number of infected people is more than 55 lakh 35 thousand.
In Russia, more than 1.618 thousand people have been affected by the corona virus and the total number of deaths has reached 27 thousand 990.
In Spain, more than 12 lakh 64 thousand people are infected while 35 thousand 878 people have lost their lives. In France, more than 13 lakh 67 thousand people have been infected and 36 thousand 788 have lost their lives.
In Argentina, more than 1166 thousand people have been infected and 10 thousand have died. More than 31 thousand deaths have occurred in Colombia while 1 million 74 thousand cases have been reported.
The first death from Corona in the world was reported in China on January 11, 2020. On April 9, the total number of deaths due to Corona had reached one lakh. The first 100,000 deaths from Corona were reported in the first 89 days.
On April 24 this year, the death toll from Corona had reached 2 lakh and it took only 15 days for one to 2 lakh deaths. By May 13, 3 lakh deaths were registered worldwide and it took 19 days to reach 2-3 lakh deaths.
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**Interviewer:** Welcome, Dr. Sharma, and thank you for joining us today to discuss the latest COVID-19 statistics from the WHO dashboard.
**Dr. Sharma:** Thank you for having me. It’s a critical time to discuss these developments.
**Interviewer:** The latest data indicates that over 463 million people have been infected globally, with over 12 million deaths. How do these numbers reflect the ongoing impact of the pandemic?
**Dr. Sharma:** The sheer scale of these numbers is staggering and highlights the urgency of our situation. Each statistic represents individual lives affected, families shattered, and communities struggling to cope. It underscores the importance of continued awareness and public health measures.
**Interviewer:** Indeed, it’s a stark reminder of the pandemic’s toll. Interestingly, the number of recovered cases has reached over 334 million. What can you tell us about the recovery process and its significance?
**Dr. Sharma:** Recovery is a crucial part of the narrative. It shows that effective treatments and vaccinations are making a difference. However, we must remember that recovery can vary significantly among individuals, and many face long-term effects. The focus should remain on supporting these individuals and promoting mental and physical health post-recovery.
**Interviewer:** That’s an important point. With over 116 million active cases, what does this mean in terms of public health response?
**Dr. Sharma:** The high number of active cases indicates that the virus is still circulating widely. It demands an immediate and robust public health response, including vaccination campaigns, booster shots, and continued adherence to safety guidelines. We need to mitigate transmission while ensuring healthcare systems are not overwhelmed.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, the statistics show that the United States has faced the most significant number of deaths, exceeding 236,000. How should countries like the U.S. approach this challenge moving forward?
**Dr. Sharma:** The U.S. faces a critical moment. It’s vital to ensure equitable access to vaccines and healthcare resources, especially in underserved communities. Continued investment in public health infrastructure, effective communication strategies, and community engagement are crucial steps to combatting the virus effectively.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Sharma, for your insights. The data speaks volumes, and it’s clear there’s still a long road ahead in the fight against COVID-19.
**Dr. Sharma:** Thank you for shining a light on this important issue. Together, we can make a difference.