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Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases?

More than 760,000 infections are confirmed in at least 177 countries and territories, including at least 36,000 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 36,000 people have died from COVID-19, as the illness is officially known, while over 766,000 infections have been confirmed in at least 177 countries and territories. More than 160,000 people have recovered from the coronavirus.
Territories with confirmed cases of COVID-19


Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:

United States - 156,931 cases, 2,828 deaths

Italy - 101,739 cases, 11,591 deaths

Spain - 85,195 cases, 7,340 deaths

China - 82,198 cases, 3,308 deaths 



The total includes 38 cases in Macau and 682 cases - four deaths - in Hong Kong.

Germany - 63,929 cases, 560 deaths

Iran - 41,495 cases, 2,757 deaths

France - 45,169 cases, 3,030 deaths 

United Kingdom - 22,448 cases, 1,411 deaths

Switzerland - 15,760 cases, 348 deaths

Belgium - 11,899 cases, 513 deaths

Netherlands - 11,817 cases, 865 deaths



South Korea - 9,661 cases, 158 deaths

Turkey - 9,217 cases, 131 deaths

Austria - 9,103 cases, 86 deaths

Canada - 6,320 cases, 65 deaths

Portugal - 5,962 cases, 119 deaths

Israel - 4,347 cases, 16 deaths

Norway - 4,312 cases, 29 deaths

Brazil - 4,256 cases, 136 deaths

Australia - 4,203 cases, 17 deaths

Sweden - 3,700 cases, 110 deaths

Czech Republic - 2,859 cases, 17 deaths


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Source: Johns Hopkins University
Last update: March 30, 2020

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