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- Coronavirus: Global cases top 3.6 million, Trump says more deaths inevitable
Coronavirus: Global cases top 3.6 million, Trump says more deaths inevitable
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CNBC reports that Johns Hopkins University data showed over 3.65 million people have now been infected with the coronavirus and more than 256,800 have died.
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President Donald Trump has said that reopening parts of the U.S. would inevitably cost some people their lives.
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The Development Bank of Latin America will lend $4 billion to Argentina as it tackles the economic fallout from the disease outbreak.
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Most cases reported: United States (over 1.2 million), Spain (over 219,300), Italy (over 213,000), United Kingdom (over 196,200), France (over 170,600)
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