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Tracking the spread of coronavirus cases in the US and worldwide – USA TODAY

03/04/2020 by RSS POST

As coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, tens of thousands of people have been infected in dozens of countries. The disease, known as COVID-19, originated in China, which has the highest number of confirmed cases to date, but it is now impacting every continent except Antarctica. 

Track the spread of the deadly virus with the maps and charts below, which will update daily with the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and other sources compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

The number of cases has increased dramatically after tracking of the virus began in late January. The sharp rise on February 13 was due to a change in how China diagnosed and counted cases.

Total confirmed cases across the globe

Americans are bracing for a surge in cases as the number of reported infections continues to increase.

Map of coronavirus cases and deaths in the US

South Korea has the largest number of reported infections outside of China. Italy, Iran, Japan, France, and Germany are among other nations that have seen substantial increases in recent weeks.

Coronavirus cases in South Korea, Italy, Iran and around the world

Total cases, deaths, and recoveries by country

Search through each country below:

Contributing: Javier Zarracina, Shawn Sullivan, George Petras, USA TODAY

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