WHO: 237 thousand new cases of coronavirus infection revealed in the world per day


In the world over the past day, 237,856 new cases of coronavirus infection have been recorded, the total number of detected infections reached 31,664,104 people. Such data are cited on September 24 by the World Health Organization. Follow the developments in the broadcast: Coronavirus in the world: countries in search of a vaccine - all the news It is also reported that at least 5047 more patients died in the whole world COVID-19, the total number of confirmed fatal cases increased to 972,221. Recall that a day earlier, the WHO reported 246,165 new cases of coronavirus infection and 4,520 deceased patients with COVID-19 per day.
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