CORONA TRACKER MAP WORLD SERIES

Deaths over the past seven days are currently highest, per head of population, in. Fully of the total global deaths from covid-19 have taken place in. Confirmed deaths by regionĬases can be hidden from view, but deaths are easier to detect (even though reporting standards for these also vary). Cases have been rising fastest over the past seven days in.

Nonetheless the trends can be informative.

That makes it tricky to compare caseloads across countries. Tanzania has not reported a single case since May 2020 simply because it has not tested anyone. The quality of testing regimes varies enormously across the world. Doses administered by countryĬases and deaths Confirmed cases by regionĮpidemiologists estimate that perhaps three-quarters of people infected with SARS-Co V-2 show no symptoms. In the past week it has given shots to of people. leads our vaccine chart, having given first doses to its residents, although has delivered the most second doses. According to data collected by Our World In Data, a website, of the world's population have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine.Ī total of countries have now given first doses to more than half of their population. Since the first inoculation, in Britain on December 8th 2020, mass-vaccination programmes have become active in every continent and nearly every country of the world. Our global covid-19 data tracker is updated around the clock with the latest figures. So far countries have mass-vaccination programmes underway and together they have administered about jabs. Vaccines to combat SARS-Co V-2, the virus that causes the disease, have been developed in record time. Although the true toll, as estimated by our covid-19 excess-mortality model, puts the figure at between 14m and 24.5m people. Official tallies reckon that it has caused infections and led to the deaths of people. Find it here.The covid-19 pandemic has upended the lives of billions of people since it struck Wuhan.

CDC: The maps and graphics on the CDC’s dedicated COVID-19 section are not as dynamic as some of the others above, but the section includes a wealth of information about affected countries, virus protection, symptoms, travel risks, and regularly updated case counts.

The tracking tool is regularly updated and uses data from the World Health Organization.

Kaiser Family Foundation: This group put together a “COVID-19 Coronavirus Tracker,” which includes a map and interactive infographics that let you see new cases in each country.

CORONA TRACKER MAP WORLD SERIES

Esri: The team at Esri’s StoryMaps (with support from Johns Hopkins) put together a series of maps and data that put the virus in perspective, including animated maps showing the early spread of the virus and how it progressed.

Johns Hopkins CSSE: We highlighted this online dashboard and interactive map back in January, but it’s still one of the best out there, including regularly updated data on new cases, death counts, and recoveries.

If you’re looking to track the spread of COVID-19, a number of reliable resources lets you do that in real time. That said, the situation is rapidly evolving, and it’s best to stay updated with the latest information. Despite those alarming figures, the CDC maintains that the coronavirus is “not spreading widely” in the United States and that most Americans are not at immediate risk of exposure. As of Monday morning, the global case count was at more than 89,000, with more than 3,000 deaths.

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