/data/photo/2020/09/20/5f6707172df87.jpg "World Covid-19 Update October 5: 35.38 Million People Infected with the Corona Virus")
KOMPAS.com – It’s been more than 9 months since the first case corona virus was first identified in Wuhan, China, at the end of December 2019.
Until now, new cases are still being reported in various countries around the world.
Launch data from the page Worldometers, Monday (5/10/2020), the number of cases Covid-19 which have been confirmed in the world as many as 35.38 million cases.
Meanwhile, the number of cases of death has now reached more than 1 million cases and patients recovered as many as 26.6 million people.
The current number of active cases is 7.7 million with 7.6 cases in mild condition, and 66,421 in serious or critical conditions.
Until now, the United States (US) has recorded the highest number of cases with more than 7.6 million cases, followed by India, Brazil, Russia and Colombia.
The conditions of the Covid pandemic are still changing from day to day.
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Here are some of the latest developments in several countries around the world:
Indonesia
Thus, the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Indonesia is 303,498 cases.
Meanwhile, the number of recovered patients increased by 3,401 people, bringing the total to 228,453 people.
In addition, 96 new deaths were also reported, bringing the total to 11,151 cases.
These cases are spread across 34 provinces and 497 districts / cities in Indonesia.
Until now, the highest number of cases is still recorded in DKI Jakarta, followed by East Java, Central Java, West Java and South Sulawesi.
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English
Protesters staged an action against the restrictions issued by the British PM government regarding the spread of Covid-19, at Trafalgar Square in London, England, Saturday (26/9/2020). The actions that were followed by thousands of residents included rejecting lockdown policies, vaccinations and the mandatory use of masks.-Britain reported 22,961 new cases of the corona virus on Sunday (5/10/2020), bringing the total number of cases in the country to 502,978.
This rate of addition of daily cases is called “artificially high” because of the backlog of reports.
There were 15,841 previously unreported cases between 25 September and 2 October 2020 which were then accumulated in the case figures for Saturday (4/10/2020) and Sunday (5/10/2020).
This condition also has dire implications for the UK contact tracing system.
So far, the UK has reported 42,350 deaths from these confirmed cases.
Meanwhile, the number of patients recovered and the number of active cases is not known with certainty.
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Ireland
Launch The Guardian, Sunday (4/10/2020), Ireland’s National Public Health Emergency Team has recommended the transition of the country as a whole to the limit of the highest level, namely level 5.
This policy was recommended after 364 new cases of the corona virus were reported on Sunday (4/10/2020).
To date, the total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Ireland is 38,032.
Of these, there have been 1,810 deaths and 23,364 patients who have been declared cured.
Meanwhile, the number of active cases to date is 12,858 cases.
Brazil
SOS Funeral Manaus, Brazil. A non-profit organization that provides free funeral services.-Brazil again recorded 8,456 new cases of the corona virus that occurred in its territory, Sunday (4/10/2020).
Thus, the total number of Covid-19 cases in the country has reached more than 4.9 million.
In addition, the number of death cases also increased by 365, bringing the total number of deaths to 146,352.
Meanwhile, the number of patients recovered to date is 4.2 million people.
The number of active cases in Brazil is 505,706 with 8,318 of them in serious or critical condition.
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