Global Covid deaths top 2 million
Other countries
- 15 January, 2021
- 07:56
The number of COVID-19 deaths worldwide surpassed two million as cases neared 100 million.
According to Worldometer, a website that provides real-time statistics for the pandemic, global fatalities topped two million on Friday morning.
The United States has the largest number of deaths globally, with over 397-thousand, followed by Brazil, India, Mexico, and Britain.
The combined number of COVID-19 cases worldwide, which stands at 93-point-five million, is expected to surpass 100 million shortly.
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