Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases?

More than 30 million infections confirmed in 188 countries and territories, with over 957,000 deaths. New cases of the novel coronavirus that emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in late December are being reported daily around the world. More than 957,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while over 30.8 million infections have been confirmed in at least 188 countries and territories. Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases: United States – 6,723,933 cases, 198,570 deaths India – 5,214,677 cases, 84,372 deaths Brazil – 4,495,183 cases, 135,793 deaths Russia – 1,086,955 cases, 19,128 deaths Colombia – 750,471 cases, 23,665 deaths Peru – 750,098 cases, 31,146 deaths Mexico – 688,954 cases, 72,803 deaths South Africa – 657,627 cases, 15,857 deaths Spain – 640,040 cases, 30,495 deaths Argentina – 613,658 cases, 12,656 deaths France – 467,421 cases, 31,257 deaths Chile – 442,827 cases, 12,199 deaths Iran – 416,198 cases, 23,952 deaths United Kingdom – 388,416 cases, 41,821 deaths Bangladesh – 345,805 cases, 4,881 deaths Saudi Arabia – 328,720 cases, 4,430 deaths Iraq – 311,690 cases, 8,408 deaths Pakistan – 305,031 cases, 6,415 deaths Turkey – 299,810 cases, 7,377 deaths Italy – 294,932 cases, 35,668 deaths Philippines – 279,526 cases, 4,830 deaths Germany – 271,247 cases, 9,386 deaths Indonesia – 236,519 cases, 9,336 deaths Israel – 179,071 cases, 1,196 deaths Ukraine – 173,703 cases, 3,535 deaths Netherlands – 153,769 cases, 6,318 deaths Canada – 144,054 cases, 9,257 deaths Bolivia – 130,051 cases, 7,550 deaths Ecuador – 124,129 cases, 11,044 deaths Qatar – 122,917 cases, 209 deaths Romania – 110,217 cases, 4,360 deaths Kazakhstan – 107,199 cases, 1,671 deaths Dominican Republic – 106,732 cases, 2,034 deaths Panama – 104,879 cases, 2,229 deaths Egypt – 101,772 cases, 5,733 deaths Belgium – 99,649 cases, 9,996 deaths Kuwait – 98,528 cases, 580 deaths Morocco – 97,264 cases, 1,755 deaths China – 94,540 cases, 4,737 deaths Oman – 91,753 cases, 818 deaths Sweden – 88,237 cases, 5,865 deaths Guatemala – 84,344 cases, 3,076 deaths United Arab Emirates – 83,433 cases, 403 deaths Japan – 78,061 cases, 1,500 deaths Poland – 77,328 cases, 2,270 deaths Belarus – 75,230 cases, 773 deaths Honduras – 70,611 cases, 2,146 deaths Ethiopia – 67,515 cases, 1,072 deaths Portugal – 67,176 cases, 1,894 deaths Venezuela – 65,174 cases, 530 deaths Bahrain – 63,879 cases, 220 deaths Costa Rica – 62,374 cases, 686 deaths Nepal – 61,593 cases, 390 deaths Singapore – 57,543 cases, 27 deaths Nigeria – 56,956 cases, 1,094 deaths Uzbekistan – 50,253 cases, 419 deaths Algeria – 49,413 cases, 1,659 deaths Switzerland – 49,283 cases, 2,045 deaths Armenia – 46,910 cases, 926 deaths Czech Republic – 46,262 cases, 495 deaths Ghana – 45,760 cases, 295 deaths Moldova – 45,648 cases, 1,186 deaths Kyrgyzstan – 45,244 cases, 1,498 deaths Azerbaijan – 38,894 cases, 572 deaths Afghanistan – 38,883 cases, 1,437 deaths Kenya – 36,724 cases, 646 deaths Austria – 36,661 cases, 763 deaths Palestine – 34,401 cases, 250 deaths Serbia – 32,757 cases, 739 deaths Ireland – 32,271 cases, 1,792 deaths Paraguay – 32,127 cases, 611 deaths Lebanon – 27,518 cases, 281 deaths El Salvador – 27,346 cases, 804 deaths Australia – 26,895 cases, 845 deaths Libya – 26,438 cases, 418 deaths Bosnia and Herzegovina – 24,897 cases, 752 deaths Korea, South – 22,893 cases, 378 deaths Denmark – 22,291 cases, 635 deaths Cameroon – 20,371 cases, 416 deaths Cote d’Ivoire – 19,200 cases, 120 deaths Bulgaria – 18,733 cases, 753 deaths North Macedonia – 16,417 cases, 683 deaths Hungary – 16,111 cases, 669 deaths Madagascar – 15,971 cases, 217 deaths Greece – 14,738 cases, 327 deaths Senegal – 14,645 cases, 301 deaths Croatia – 14,513 cases, 244 deaths Zambia – 14,022 cases, 329 deaths Sudan – 13,535 cases, 836 deaths Norway – 12,769 cases, 267 deaths Kosovo – 12,683 cases, 488 deaths Albania – 12,073 cases, 353 deaths Democratic Republic of the Congo – 10,456 cases, 268 deaths Guinea – 10,231 cases, 63 deaths Namibia – 10,207 cases, 108 deaths Malaysia – 10,147 cases, 129 deaths Maldives – 9,568 cases, 33 deaths Tajikistan – 9,259 cases, 73 deaths Finland – 8,858 cases, 339 deaths Gabon – 8,696 cases, 53 deaths Haiti – 8,600 cases, 221 deaths Tunisia – 8,570 cases, 133 deaths Luxembourg – 7,928 cases, 124 deaths Montenegro – 7,711 cases, 133 deaths Zimbabwe – 7,647 cases, 224 deaths Mauritania – 7,361 cases, 161 deaths Mozambique – 6,264 cases, 40 deaths Slovakia – 6,256 cases, 39 deaths Malawi – 5,716 cases, 179 deaths Uganda – 5,594 cases, 61 deaths Djibouti – 5,403 cases, 61 deaths Eswatini – 5,215 cases, 103 deaths Cape Verde – 5,141 cases, 50 deaths Cuba – 5,004 cases, 111 deaths Equatorial Guinea – 5,002 cases, 83 deaths Congo – 4,980 cases, 114 deaths Nicaragua – 4,961 cases, 147 deaths Central African Republic – 4,786 cases, 62 deaths Suriname – 4,691 cases, 96 deaths Rwanda – 4,671 cases, 25 deaths Burma – 4,621 cases, 75 deaths Jamaica – 4,571 cases, 55 deaths Jordan – 4,344 cases, 29 deaths Slovenia – 4,195 cases, 140 deaths Angola – 3,848 cases, 147 deaths Syria – 3,731 cases, 168 deaths Trinidad and Tobago – 3,651 cases, 60 deaths Lithuania – 3,565 cases, 87 deaths Thailand – 3,497 cases, 58 deaths Gambia – 3,485 cases, 108 deaths Somalia – 3,390 cases, 98 deaths Sri Lanka – 3,281 cases, 13 deaths Bahamas – 3,177 cases, 69 deaths Georgia – 3,119 cases, 19 deaths Mali – 2,991 cases, 128 deaths Estonia – 2,814 cases, 69 deaths Malta – 2,634 cases, 17 deaths South Sudan – 2,609 cases, 49 deaths Botswana – 2,567 cases, 13 deaths Guinea-Bissau – 2,303 cases, 39 deaths Benin – 2,280 cases, 40 deaths Iceland – 2,230 cases, 10 deaths Sierra Leone – 2,153 cases, 72 deaths Guyana – 2,102 cases, 62 deaths Yemen – 2,024 cases, 585 deaths Uruguay – 1,890 cases, 46 deaths New Zealand – 1,811 cases, 25 deaths Burkina Faso – 1,797 cases, 56 deaths Togo – 1,640 cases, 41 deaths Belize – 1,590 cases, 20 deaths Cyprus – 1,565 cases, 22 deaths Andorra – 1,564 cases, 53 deaths Latvia – 1,498 cases, 36 deaths Lesotho – 1,390 cases, 33 deaths Liberia – 1,334 cases, 82 deaths Niger – 1,183 cases, 69 deaths Chad – 1,147 cases, 81 deaths Vietnam – 1,068 cases, 35 deaths Sao Tome and Principe – 908 cases, 15 deaths San Marino – 735 cases, 42 deaths Papua New Guinea – 516 cases, 6 deaths Tanzania – 509 cases, 21 deaths Taiwan – 503 cases, 7 deaths Burundi – 473 cases, 1 death Comoros – 470 cases, 7 deaths Mauritius – 366 cases, 10 deaths Eritrea – 364 cases, 0 deaths Mongolia – 311 cases, 0 deaths Cambodia – 275 cases, 0 deaths Bhutan – 252 cases, 0 deaths Monaco – 191 cases, 4 deaths Barbados – 185 cases, 7 deaths Brunei – 145 cases, 3 deaths Seychelles – 141 cases, 0 deaths Liechtenstein – 112 cases, 2 deaths Antigua and Barbuda – 95 cases, 3 deaths Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 64 cases, 0 deaths Fiji – 32 cases, 2 deaths Saint Lucia – 27 cases, 0 deaths Timor-Leste – 27 cases, 0 deaths Dominica – 24 cases, 0 deaths Grenada – 24 cases, 0 deaths Laos – 23 cases, 0 deaths Saint Kitts and Nevis – 17 cases, 0 deaths Holy See – 12 cases, 0 deaths Western Sahara – 10 cases, 1 death