The new Coronavirus has killed one million and 458 960 people around the world since its outbreak began in December, according to the Worldmeter website. 

The site, which is run by international researchers and developers, stated that the total number of Coronavirus infections around the world reached 62 million and 619,399 cases, while 43 million and 225,507 people have recovered from the disease. 

The United States continues to top the list of infections, with one million and 610,357 infections, while the total deaths reached 272,254, after recording 369 new deaths. 

A professor of Molecular Biology at George Mason University of America, Ancha Baranova, warned that the outbreak of the Corona epidemic in the country led to a decrease in the birth rate during the past two months. The current rate is 15 percent less compared to the same period last year.

Beirut, (ST) - Lebanon registered 1696 new confirmed infections of Coronavirus during the past 24 hours, which brings the total number of confirmed infections to 125,637.

The report of the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health on Sunday stated that 11 deaths were also recorded, bringing the number of deaths to 991.

Raghda Sawas

Capitals,( ST)  - The Corona virus has killed a million and 402,312 people around the world since its appearance last December, according to the Worldo meter website.

According to the site, the total number of Coronavirus infections around the world reached 59 million and 533146 cases, while the total deaths reached one million and 402,312 cases, and 41 million and 173,110 people recovered.

In India, the Ministry of Health announced 37,975 new cases of the virus, which brings the total number of infections to 9.18 million, while 480 new deaths were recorded, bringing the total to 134,218 so far.

In Germany, data from the Robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases showed that the number of new confirmed cases of the virus increased by 13,554, bringing the total to 942,687 cases, while 249 new deaths were also recorded, bringing the total deaths in the country to 14,361 cases.

Raghda Sawas

Zurich (ST) David Nabaro the envoy of the world health organization and  specialist of coronaviruses  expects a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe early next year if governments repeat their mistake when they fail to do what is necessary to prevent the second wave

Roiters agency quoted Nabaro as saying in a statement that the government did not work to set up the necessary infrastructure through the summer months after controlling the first wave. Now we are  facing the second wave … These governments do not act on preparing the infrastructure then we will have a third wave early next year

There  was a brief decline in infection rates in Europe  which rose again now  in Germany and France together. Yesterday there was  an increase to 33 thousand cases. Switzerland and Australia witness thousands of cases daily, while Turkey recorded a record of 5532 new infection

 Nour almohamad