Due to the global epidemic corona virus, 4 crore 6 lakh 48 thousand 527 people have been infected and 11 lakh 22 thousand 992 have died in the world.
The number of people who have recovered from Corona has increased to 3 crore 3 lakh 53 thousand 352 and there are 91 lakh 72 thousand 183 active cases.
America is number one among the countries affected by corona virus. The number of deaths in America has reached 224 thousand 732, while the number of infected people has reached 83 lakh 88 thousand 13.
India ranks second in the world in terms of corona cases, where the number of deaths due to corona so far has increased to more than 114,000, while more than 75,500,000 people have been diagnosed with the virus.
The total number of deaths due to corona in Brazil has increased to more than 153 thousand, while the number of infected people is more than 52 lakh 35 thousand.
In Russia, more than 14 lakh 15 thousand people have been affected by the corona virus and the total number of deaths has exceeded 24 thousand three hundred.
In Spain, more than 982 thousand people are affected, while 33 thousand 775 people have lost their lives. In Argentina, more than 989,000 people have been infected and 26,267 have died.
Colombia ranks fifth among the countries affected by the corona virus, where there have been 28,970 deaths, while more than 959,000 cases have been reported. In Peru, 868,675 people have been infected and 33,759 have died.
Yesterday, a new record of the highest number of corona cases in a single day was made around the world when more than 4 lakh cases were reported in the world during 24 hours.
The first death from Corona 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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**Interview with Dr. Maya Patel, Epidemiologist, on the Global Impact of COVID-19**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Patel. We’re looking at some staggering global statistics regarding COVID-19. According to recent data, over 4.6 crore people have been infected worldwide. How alarming are these numbers to you as an epidemiologist?
**Dr. Patel:** Thank you for having me. Yes, the figures are indeed alarming. Over 4.6 crore infections and more than 11 lakh fatalities show the profound impact of this virus. It highlights our ongoing battle against COVID-19 and emphasizes the need for continued public health measures.
**Editor:** The recovery rate has risen to over 3 crore people, which is positive news. What do you think has contributed to this increase in recoveries?
**Dr. Patel:** There are several factors at play. Firstly, we’ve seen advances in treatment protocols and better understanding of the virus’s behavior. Increased access to healthcare, the distribution of vaccines, and community awareness about prevention strategies have all played crucial roles in aiding recovery.
**Editor:** Let’s talk about the most affected regions. The United States has reported over 224,000 deaths and more than 83 lakh infections. What are the key challenges the U.S. is facing in combating the virus?
**Dr. Patel:** The U.S. faces several challenges, including vaccine hesitancy, varying public health policies across states, and the emergence of new variants. Additionally, the healthcare system has been stressed, leading to capacity issues in some areas. It’s crucial that the public trusts science and adheres to safety guidelines to control the spread.
**Editor:** India is second in terms of COVID-19 cases, with more than 75 lakh infections and over 114,000 deaths. What do you think the Indian government should prioritize to combat the pandemic effectively?
**Dr. Patel:** India should focus on scaling up vaccination efforts, enhancing healthcare infrastructure, and ensuring effective communication to combat misinformation. Targeted interventions in high-burden areas and preserving essential healthcare services for non-COVID patients are also vital.
**Editor:** Brazil has reported over 153,000 deaths as well. What can the international community learn from Brazil’s experience in handling the pandemic?
**Dr. Patel:** Brazil’s experience underscores the importance of timely interventions and the need for a unified response to public health crises. It also stresses the significance of equitable access to vaccines and medical resources, as well as the role of clear and transparent communication from authorities.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Patel, for your insights into the global pandemic situation. As we navigate these challenging times, it’s essential to remain informed and vigilant.
**Dr. Patel:** Absolutely, thank you for discussing this critical issue. Together, we can work towards overcoming this pandemic.
