Global coronavirus case tally grows by over 73,000 cases in past 24 hours
By Trend
The global coronavirus case count increased by over 73,000 in the past 24 hours, which is somewhat less than one day ago. The number of fatalities grew by over 6,000, which is more than one day ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported Thursday, Trend reports citing TASS.
By 11:00 (GMT +3) April 23, there were 2,544,792 cases and 175,694 fatalities. The case count grew by 73,657 in the past 24 hours, while the fatality count grew by 6,689.
Most cases and fatalities were registered in Europe: 1,251,458 and 113,336, correspondingly, an increase of 31,972 cases and 3,384 fatalities.
A total of 957,402 people contracted the disease in the Western Hemisphere, while 47,812 people died. North and South America run ahead of Europe by daily case increase (32,111), but lag behind it by daily fatality increase (3,038)
The third place is taken by the Eastern Mediterranean region. By April 23, 144,450 cases and 6,469 fatalities were registered there.
According to the WHO statistics, most cases were registered in the US - 800,926, followed by Spain (208,389), Italy (187,327), Germany (148,046), the UK (133,499), France (117,961), Turkey (98,674), Iran (85,996), China (84,301) and Russia (62,773).
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