Global Coronavirus Recoveries Top 1.5 Million - Johns Hopkins University

Global Coronavirus Recoveries Top 1.5 Million - Johns Hopkins University
Wednesday 13 May 2020 - 16:19

The number of people who have recovered from COVID-19 globally has crossed the landmark of 1.5 million, the US-based Johns Hopkins University said on Wednesday.

The world passed the watershed level of 1 million recoveries from the coronavirus infection on May 1.

According to Johns Hopkins’ latest situation report, the global case count currently stands at 4,291,081, including 293,157 fatalities and 1,507,598 recoveries.

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