Coronavirus deaths have hit 61, 174 globally from 1, 140, 129 cases worldwide with 236, 229 victims fully recovering from the pandemic case.
United States has 7,159 casualties and United Kingdom recorded an increase of 708.
In a horror-like movie, bodies are strewning the streets of Ecuador owing to the near collapse of public services in the country’s most populous city of Guayaquil.
U.S deaths surpass 7,000 as 90% Americans affected by stay-at-home order.
The US has surpassed 7,000 deaths and some state leaders say there’s still a lot they’re missing in the battle against the coronavirus.
Even as case tallies continue to rise, state leaders say they still don’t have enough tests to get a clear picture of infections.
“Everything about the tests are very difficult to come by, and there’s no federal plan for this, so every state is on their own,” Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker said.“As I’ve said, it’s the Wild West out here.” At least 278,458 people in the United States have become infected and 7,159 have died, according to Johns Hopkins University’s running case count.
At least 90% of the country — 297 million Americans — are affected by some kind of stay-at-home order.
State governments have asked residents to shelter in place and go out only for essential services, with the goal of encouraging social distancing, and thereby reducing the spread of the coronavirus and “flattening the curve” so healthcare systems aren’t overwhelmed.
UK deaths rise above 700 in 24 hours.
The latest United Kingdom coronavirus figures have been released by the government.
Officials says that as of 17:00 BST on Friday, 3 April, of those hospitalised in the UK who tested positive for coronavirus, 4,313 have died – an increase of 708 from the previous day.
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