COVID-19 has killed 3,277, 202 people around the world: Worldometer statistics

On May 4, 2021

The US Worldometer website on Tuesday reported that 3,277, 202 people around the world have died from COVID-19 pandemic since its global outbreak in 2019.

According to the website’s statistics, the total number of infections with this deadly disease has so far reached 154,197,355, of which 3,277, 202 patients have died while 131,617,856 have recovered.

The United States still have the lead as the most affected country from the Coronavirus. The statistics revealed that 591,466 people have died out of 33,221,739 corona cases in America. India ranks second in the list with 222,383 deaths out of 20, 275,543 infections, while Brazil occupies the third position after registering 408,622 deaths out of 14, 779,529 coronavirus cases.

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