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- Coronavirus: Singapore reports 931 new cases, global numbers above 2.9 million
Coronavirus: Singapore reports 931 new cases, global numbers above 2.9 million
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CNBC reports that total number of coronavirus infection cases around the world was more than 2.96 million and at least 206,265 people have died, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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The United States has the most number of reported infections, with more than 963,379 cases in the country and over 54,800 deaths, Hopkins data showed.
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Singapore now has at least 13,624 confirmed cases to-date; most of the patients are said to be in isolation facilities while just over 1,300 people are still in hospitals, and 12 people have died so far.
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Most cases reported: United States (963,379), Spain (226,629), Italy (197,675), France (162,220), and Germany (157,495).
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