Corona stats in the world 3/28/2020

Weather of Arabia - In the latest statistics on the emerging virus, the number of people infected with the emerging virus around the world today reached 601,519 infected. As for the death statistic around the world, it reached 27,441 deaths.

And the numbers of people who have recovered from the Coruna virus around the world as of Saturday morning have exceeded 133,000 cures.

The highest recorded injuries in the world the United States with 104,256 cases.

Italy is still heading the countries of the world with the highest deaths, as it reached 9,134 this morning after recording within 24 hours 919 new cases.

As for China, it ranked first with 74,971 cases of recovery .

And Australia recorded the highest rate of infection today, Saturday, with 195 new cases.

Here are some news about countries associated with the emerging virus, from around the world. Today, Saturday 3/28/2020:

• Saudi Arabia imposes a curfew throughout the day in some districts of Medina, starting today at 6 am.

• After the government forced them to commit to their homes for two months, China announced the decision to lift travel restrictions in Hubei Province, the epicenter of the global Covid-19 epidemic.

• Italy records 919 deaths in the last 24 hours due to the Corona virus, as this is not the highest death toll per day.

• Tokyo announces more than 50 new cases of coronavirus, in the largest daily increase in the number of infections.

• France extended the country's general quarantine until mid-April due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus.

• Finland decides to isolate the capital, Helsinki, to counter the spread of the Coruna virus.

• Egyptian Ministry of Health: 41 new cases of corona, bringing the total to 536 cases, and 6 deaths, bringing the total to 30 deaths.

• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces that he is infected with the Corona virus.

• Turkey stops all flights abroad to face Corona and the Turkish President: directs citizens not to leave homes except to purchase necessary goods.

• IMF Director: The world has entered a recession that may be worse than the recent global financial crisis.

And the latest statistics in numbers you will find infographically for the top 18 countries in the world today: