For the second day in a row, Corona recorded a record 2.59 lakh cases with a total of 1.43 crore cases

New York, Ta. Sunday, July 19, 2020

For the second day in a row, the world recorded a record 255,848 cases of corona in a single day, according to the World Health Organization. Most of the new cases were reported in the US, India, Brazil and South Africa.

The death toll from the corona also rose to 7,360 in a single day, the highest number of deaths recorded in a single day since May 10. The corona virus has killed a total of six million people so far. An average of 4,800 deaths were reported daily in July. A total of 1.43 crore cases of corona were reported worldwide on Sunday.

Corona has a total death toll of more than 600,000, according to data from Johns Hopkins University in the United States. The highest death toll in the United States was 1.40 in Corona. Brazil was second with 78,772, followed by the UK at 45,385, Mexico at 38,888 and Italy at 35,045. In terms of corona cases, South Africa ranks fifth in the world with a total of 3,50,879 cases.

The death toll from the corona in South Africa has risen to 4,948. Gauteng, Pretoria and Johannesburg have now become centers of corona infection. In Brussels, meanwhile, leaders from 27 European countries were discussing the proposed 1.85 trillion euro EU budget and Corona's recovery fund for the third day in a row.

German Chancellor Angela Chancellor said the spirit is good but there are some differences in terms of aid to the coronated countries. Disagreements remain over how and under what conditions to help Spain and Italy. Merkel said the talks were supposed to end on Saturday but could end without a deal.

In Barcelona, ​​Europe, the police have closed the city's beaches because people do not follow the rules. So even in Amsterdam tourists are urged not to visit the famous Redlight District. Some streets have been closed due to congestion.

At the hen slaughterhouse in Germany's Selling County, 66 workers tested positive for corona. Wearing a mask has been made mandatory since Wednesday following the number of new cases of corona in Melbourne, Australia, rising to 363 in the last 24 hours. Those who do not wear a mask will be fined 200. There are currently 2,837 cases reported in Victoria State, 130 in hospital and 28 in ICU.

Kerry Lam, a leader in Hong Kong, said the recent rise in Corona cases has made it mandatory to wear a mask and order civil servants to work from home rather than do unnecessary work. "The condition of Hong Kong is serious and I don't see any signs of Koro coming under control," Lame added.

The British PM likened the second nationwide lockdown to nuclear weapons

In an interview with the Telegraph newspaper, British Prime Minister Horace Jones compared the second proposed lockdown to a nuclear one and said he would not use it. "I don't think there is a need for a lockdown in Britain even if there is another wave of the Corona epidemic," he said. He said the second lockdown is akin to nuclear awe. I definitely don’t want to use it. I don't think we need to lockdown again. Prime Minister Boris Jones has admitted that he does not rely on the corona vaccine. We have not had a vaccine for SARS for 18 years. There are currently 294,000 cases of corona in Britain and 45,273 deaths.