Coronavirus: Single day COVID-19 cases hit record high: WHO
As of Monday (September 14) morning, the overall number of global coronavirus cases stood at 28,891,676, while the deaths have increased to 922,441, according to the Johns Hopkins University
<p>The number of single-day coronavirus cases globally has hit a new record high, said the World Health Organization (WHO).</p>
The number of single-day coronavirus cases globally has hit a new record high, said the World Health Organization (WHO).
<p>In a statement on Sunday (September 13), the WHO said that there were 307,930 new cases globally in the last 24 hours, the highest single-day figure ever registered and about 1,000 more than the previous recording-setting daily caseload a week earlier, reports Xinhua news agency.</p>
In a statement on Sunday (September 13), the WHO said that there were 307,930 new cases globally in the last 24 hours, the highest single-day figure ever registered and about 1,000 more than the previous recording-setting daily caseload a week earlier, reports Xinhua news agency.
<p style="text-align: justify;">As of Monday (September 14) morning, the overall number of global coronavirus cases stood at 28,891,676, while the deaths have increased to 922,441, according to Johns Hopkins University.</p>
As of Monday (September 14) morning, the overall number of global coronavirus cases stood at 28,891,676, while the deaths have increased to 922,441, according to Johns Hopkins University.
<p>The US accounted for the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 6,519,121 and 194,041 respectively.<br /> </p>
The US accounted for the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 6,519,121 and 194,041 respectively.
<p>India is currently in second place in terms of cases at 4,754,356, while the country's death toll stood at 78,586.<br /> </p>
India is currently in second place in terms of cases at 4,754,356, while the country's death toll stood at 78,586.
<p>Brazil registered the world's second highest COVID-19 death toll, after the US, and the world's third-largest case count.</p><p> </p>
Brazil registered the world's second highest COVID-19 death toll, after the US, and the world's third-largest case count.
<p>On Sunday, it reported 415 new fatalities which took the overall death toll to 131,625.<br /> </p>
On Sunday, it reported 415 new fatalities which took the overall death toll to 131,625.
<p>The country also reported 14,768 new cases, taking the total caseload to 4,330,455.</p>
The country also reported 14,768 new cases, taking the total caseload to 4,330,455.
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