Coronavirus maps and charts: A visual guide to the outbreak


The Novel coronavirus now named Covid-19 by the WHO, originating in china has now spread more than 77 countries. Including china now every country is at an alarming stage across the world. A total of 93,200 confirmed cases of Corona virus reported including 3204 death cases from various other corners of the globe including Italy, South Korea, Japan, US, France, Spain, Australia, Taiwan, Iran, etc, so far.


What are the symptoms of this noble coronavirus?

This virus can cause pneumonia at its first stage. Coughs, fever, and breathing difficulties are the main symptoms of the coronavirus. Organ failure is also reported in some severe cases. The normal antibiotics drugs we use found not effective against this virus. The recovery of the patient completely depends upon his strength of the immune system and the people who died with this virus are with the weak immune system and were already in poor health condition.

The vast majority of cases are reported are in china, but now the virus is spreading all across the globe. Here are the maps and highchart interactive dashboards that will you understand what's going on around.


Cases outside China continue to grow:

Till now more than 80,000 people have been affected by the corona virus is China and the number is being rapidly growing with each passing day. Outside china other countries are also at high alert including South Korea where 5,000 cases, Iran- 3,000 and in Italy more than 2,000 were reported so far. The cases in the UK also jumped, daily confirmed cases of corona virus in the UK are between 30 to 35.



At the same time, the Caribbean, and Latin America many cases have been reported in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic. Many US states and cities have declared states of emergency with or high-level alert in preparation for a greater outbreak. The countries with no confirmed cases are also not taking any chance.


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  1. Mark Tang13 March 2020 at 02:29

    Wonderful information, provide detailed information and nice use of data. This blog provides valuable facts to us, keep it up!

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