The number of coronavirus infections worldwide is 289.2 million

Baltimore – The death toll was 5,440,213, according to data from Johns Hopkins University in Central European Time on Sunday morning.

The day before, there were 288,173,131 infected people in the world, and the death toll was 5,436,175.

The infection is present in 192 countries and regions. Experts say the number of cases diagnosed does not accurately reflect reality because the number of tests is more or less limited in each country, and the criteria for testing also vary.

According to official data, Covid-19 caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus has the highest number of infections in the United States, at 54,859,966. The death toll is 825,816.

In India, 34,861,579 people were infected and 481,486 fatalities were recorded.

There are 22,295,621 infected and 619,367 fatalities in Brazil.

In the UK, there are 13,174,528 people infected and 149,251 people died from the disease.

In Russia, the number of confirmed infections rose to 10,340,011 and the number of fatalities rose to 303,496.

In France, 10,296,909 people were infected and 124,390 were killed.

9,521,251 people have been registered in Turkey so far, according to official figures, 82,506.

There are 7,196,154 infected and 112,157 dead in Germany.

In Spain, 6,294,745 infections and 89,405 deaths were registered.

In Iran, there are 6,195,403 infected and 131,639 dead.

There are 6,266,939 infected people in Italy, with 137,513 fatalities.

There are 4,120,248 infections and 97,559 deaths in Poland.

In Ukraine, 3,852,397 people have been registered and, according to official figures, 102,300 people have died from coronavirus complications.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a pandemic the coronavirus that spread from the Chinese city of Wuhan.