Hello everyone! I am back with an update on COVID-19. If you haven’t read my first post on this topic, then I suggest you read that first before you continue reading this. I am afraid to tell you that the death count caused by corona has in fact increased. The death count was recently updated Sunday, March 22, or in other words, TODAY. The updated death count has unfortunately risen to 12,944 deaths, compared to what it used to when I made the first post on corona. In the past FIVE days, there has been more than 7,000 deaths by corona. And as of today, there has been 294, 110 cases that have been DIAGNOSED. Imagine how many more cases there are that HAVEN’T been diagnosed. In fact, there are 186 countries that have territories or areas with confirmed cases.
Cases:
China :81499 cases
Italy :53578 cases
Spain :24926 cases
Iran (Islamic Republic of) :21638 cases
Germany :21463 cases
United States of America :15219 cases
France :14296 cases
Republic of Korea :8897 cases
Switzerland :6077 cases
The United Kingdom :5018 cases
Netherlands :3631 cases
Austria :3024 cases
Belgium :2815 cases
Norway :1926 cases
Sweden :1746 cases
Denmark :1326 cases
Portugal :1280 cases
Malaysia :1183 cases
Australia :1098 cases
Canada :1048 cases
Japan :1046 cases
Czechia :995 cases
Turkey :947 cases
Brazil :904 cases
Israel :883 cases
Ireland :785 cases
International conveyance (Diamond Princess) :712 cases
Luxembourg :670 cases
Pakistan :646 cases
Thailand :599 cases
Poland :536 cases
Greece :530 cases
Finland :521 cases
Indonesia :514 cases
Saudi Arabia :511 cases
Ecuador :506 cases
Qatar :481 cases
Iceland :473 cases
Chile :434 cases
Singapore :432 cases
Slovenia :383 cases
Philippines :380 cases
Romania :367 cases
India :341 cases
Bahrain :334 cases
Peru :318 cases
Estonia :306 cases
Russian Federation :306 cases
Egypt :294 cases
Lebanon :248 cases
South Africa :240 cases
Iraq :233 cases
Croatia :206 cases
Serbia :197 cases
Colombia :196 cases
Kuwait :188 cases
Slovakia :178 cases
Mexico :164 cases
Bulgaria :163 cases
Armenia :160 cases
Argentina :158 cases
United Arab Emirates :153 cases
San Marino :151 cases
Algeria :139 cases
Panama :137 cases
Hungary :131 cases
Latvia :124 cases
Costa Rica :113 cases
Morocco :109 cases
Lithuania :105 cases
Jordan :99 cases
Viet Nam :94 cases
Uruguay :94 cases
Bosnia and Herzegovina :92 cases
Faroe Islands :92 cases
Andorra :88 cases
North Macedonia :85 cases
Cyprus :84 cases
Brunei Darussalam :83 cases
Republic of Moldova :80 cases
Albania :76 cases
Belarus :76 cases
Tunisia :75 cases
Burkina Faso :75 cases
Malta :73 cases
Sri Lanka :72 cases
Dominican Republic :72 cases
New Zealand :66 cases
occupied Palestinian territory :59 cases
Kazakhstan :56 cases
Senegal :56 cases
Oman :55 cases
Cambodia :53 cases
Azerbaijan :53 cases
Guadeloupe :51 cases
Georgia :49 cases
Ukraine :47 cases
Réunion :47 cases
Liechtenstein :36 cases
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) :36 cases
Afghanistan :34 cases
Uzbekistan :33 cases
Martinique :32 cases
Cameroon :27 cases
Bangladesh :24 cases
Honduras :24 cases
Democratic Republic of the Congo :23 cases
Nigeria :22 cases
Puerto Rico :21 cases
Bolivia (Plurinational State of) :19 cases
Ghana :19 cases
Monaco :18 cases
Paraguay :18 cases
Rwanda :17 cases
Cuba :16 cases
Jamaica :16 cases
French Polynesia :15 cases
Guam :15 cases
French Guiana :15 cases
Togo :15 cases
Kyrgyzstan :14 cases
Montenegro :14 cases
Maldives :13 cases
Jersey :12 cases
Guatemala :12 cases
Mauritius :12 cases
Mayotte :11 cases
Mongolia :10 cases
Gibraltar :10 cases
Trinidad and Tobago :9 cases
Côte d’Ivoire :9 cases
Ethiopia :9 cases
Kenya :7 cases
Seychelles :7 cases
United States Virgin Islands :6 cases
Equatorial Guinea :6 cases
Gabon :6 cases
United Republic of Tanzania :6 cases
Aruba :5 cases
Barbados :5 cases
Guyana :5 cases
New Caledonia :4 cases
Bahamas :4 cases
Saint Martin :4 cases
Congo :4 cases
Cayman Islands :3 cases
Curacao :3 cases
Saint Barthelemy :3 cases
Cabo Verde :3 cases
Central African Republic :3 cases
Liberia :3 cases
Madagascar :3 cases
Namibia :3 cases
Fiji :2 cases
Greenland :2 cases
Isle of Man :2 cases
Bhutan :2 cases
Sudan :2 cases
Bermuda :2 cases
Haiti :2 cases
Nicaragua :2 cases
Saint Lucia :2 cases
Suriname :2 cases
Angola :2 cases
Benin :2 cases
Guinea :2 cases
Mauritania :2 cases
Zambia :2 cases
Zimbabwe :2 cases
Papua New Guinea :1 case
Guernsey :1 case
Holy See :1 case
Nepal :1 case
Timor-Leste :1 case
Djibouti :1 case
Somalia :1 case
Antigua and Barbuda :1 case
El Salvador :1 case
Montserrat :1 case
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines :1 case
Sint Maarten :1 case
Chad :1 case
Eritrea :1 case
Eswatini :1 case
Gambia :1 case
Niger :1 case
Uganda :1 case
That is all the cases around the globe. Keep in mind that the information in italics is not mine. I did not form nor collect any of this data that was displayed. However, if you would like more information, go check out my source for this update. I will insert the link to the website I used so you all can check on the recent updates yourself. https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/685d0ace521648f8a5beeeee1b9125cd < here is the link to my source so you can check yourself. I hope you all stay safe out there and be extra cautious with skin contact. Don’t forget to wash your hands thoroughly as often as you can in order to keep yourself from getting COVID-19. Make sure to distance yourself from others because anyone could have corona. I am sure I will give you all another update later.
Stay safe!
-Drawing Addict out~
Once again, I need to simply say, “Wow, Nadia!” You’ve done a great deal of research, and those numbers are quite troubling. My hope is that the cases will start to decrease once we get a handle on ensuring that all individuals are social distancing or isolating themselves to avoid passing it to others. Thank you for keeping us updated and for sharing your story on the last blog post.
I miss your sweet, sunny smile very much!
Mrs. Sheridan
https://blogs.lcps.org/mmssheridan2018/
Nadia,
I don’t know what to say about this post. While it’s not very fun, it’s very real. I’m glad you’re not hiding from what’s happening in the world right now. I’m not necessarily trying to hide form it, I’m just not actively trying to learn about it. These are some scary times we live in, and this post was very informative. I’m glad not every country has thousands of cases. Those single-digit numbers were the ones that startled me. All I’ve heard recently has been “thousands of cases,” or “cases going up!” It’s nice to think that, somewhere in the world, some people might not be panicking as much.
Thanks for the update, stay safe and healthy!
Emma
http://blogs.lcps.org/thismagicmoment/
Emma,
I am glad you even read this post. I hope you are doing alright in dire times like these. I also hope you have been catching up on schoolwork like me, it’s a big struggle. As far as I’m concerned, we are not going back to school until next year where we will be going to HIGH SCHOOL and not going back to RBMS. I just wish that we could go back to school. I hope you are doing fine and tell Lily that I hope she’s okay too.
Stay safe,
Nadia.
https://blogs.lcps.org/drawingaddict/