Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases?

New cases of the novel coronavirus that emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in late December are being reported daily around the world.

More than 138,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while more than two million infections have been confirmed in at least 185 countries and territories. More than 500,000 people have recovered to date.

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Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:

United States - 639,664 cases, 30,985 deaths  Spain - 182,816 cases, 19,130 deaths Italy - 165,155 cases, 21,645 deaths Germany - 134,753 cases, 3,804 deaths France - 134,582 cases, 17,188 deaths United Kingdom - 99,516 cases, 12,894 deaths China - 83,402 cases, 3,346 deaths Iran - 77,995 cases, 4,869 deaths  Turkey - 69,392 cases, 1,518 deaths Belgium - 34,809 cases, 4,857 deaths Netherlands - 28,316 cases, 3,145 deaths Canada - 28,253 cases, 1,010 deaths Switzerland - 26,359 cases, 1,254 deaths Brazil - 28,912 cases, 1,760 deaths Russia - 24,490 cases, 232 deaths Portugal - 18,091 cases, 599 deaths  Austria - 14,370 cases, 393 deaths Ireland - 12,547 cases, 444 deaths India - 12,456 cases, 423 deaths Israel - 12,591 cases, 140 deaths Sweden - 11,927 cases, 1,203 deaths South Korea - 10,613 cases, 229 deaths Peru - 11,475 cases, 254 deaths Chile - 8,273 cases, 94 deaths Japan - 8,626 cases, 178 deaths Ecuador - 7,858 cases, 388 deaths Poland - 7,582 cases, 286 deaths Romania - 7,216 cases, 392 deaths Denmark - 6,876 cases, 309 deaths Norway - 6,798 cases, 150 deaths Australia - 6,462 cases, 63 deaths Pakistan - 6,505 cases, 124 deaths Czech Republic - 6,301 cases, 166 deaths Saudi Arabia - 5,862 cases, 79 deaths Philippines - 5,453 cases, 362 deaths Mexico - 5,847 cases, 449 deaths United Arab Emirates - 5,365 cases, 33 deaths Indonesia - 5,136 cases, 498 deaths Malaysia - 5,072 cases, 99 deaths Serbia - 4,465 cases, 94 deaths Ukraine - 3,764 cases, 108 deaths Belarus - 3,728 cases, 36 deaths Qatar - 3,711 cases, 7 deaths Singapore - 3,699 cases, 10 deaths Dominican Republic - 3,614 cases, 189 deaths Panama - 3,574 cases, 95 deaths Luxembourg - 3,373 cases, 69 deaths Finland - 3,237 cases, 72 deaths Colombia - 2,979 cases, 127 deaths Thailand - 2,643 cases, 43 deaths South Africa - 2,506 cases, 34 deaths Argentina - 2,443 cases, 109 deaths Egypt - 2,350 cases, 178 deaths Greece - 2,192 cases, 102 deaths Algeria - 2,160 cases, 336 deaths Moldova - 2,049 cases, 46 deaths Morocco - 2,024 cases, 127 deaths Croatia - 1,741 cases, 34 deaths Iceland - 1,720 cases, 8 deaths Bahrain - 1,671 cases, 7 deaths Hungary - 1,579 cases, 134 deaths Iraq - 1,415 cases, 79 deaths Kuwait - 1,405 cases, 3 deaths Estonia - 1,400 cases, 35 deaths New Zealand - 1,386 cases, 9 deaths Uzbekistan - 1,302 cases, 4 deaths Kazakhstan - 1,295 cases, 16 deaths Azerbaijan - 1,253 cases, 13 deaths Slovenia - 1,248 cases, 61 deaths Bangladesh - 1,231 cases, 50 deaths Armenia - 1,111 cases, 17 deaths Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1,110 cases, 41 deaths Lithuania - 1,091 cases, 29 deaths North Macedonia - 974 cases, 45 deaths Oman - 910 cases, 4 deaths Slovakia - 863 cases, 6 deaths Cameroon - 848 cases, 17 deaths Cuba - 814 cases, 24 deaths Afghanistan - 784 cases, 25 deaths Bulgaria - 747 cases, 36 deaths Tunisia - 747 cases, 34 deaths Cyprus - 715 cases, 12 deaths Andorra - 673 cases, 33 deaths Latvia - 666 cases, 5 deaths Lebanon - 658 cases, 21 deaths Ivory Coast - 638 cases, 6 deaths Ghana - 636 cases, 8 deaths Costa Rica - 618 cases, 3 deaths Niger - 570 cases, 14 deaths Burkina Faso - 528 cases, 30 deaths Albania - 494 cases, 25 deaths Uruguay - 492 cases, 8 deaths Kyrgyzstan - 449 cases, 5 deaths  Djibouti - 435 cases, 2 deaths Honduras - 419 cases, 31 deaths Guinea - 404 cases, 1 death Jordan - 401 cases, 7 deaths Malta - 399 cases, 3 deaths Bolivia - 397 cases, 28 deaths Taiwan - 395 cases, 6 deaths Kosovo - 387 cases, 8 deaths Nigeria - 373 cases, 11 deaths San Marino - 372 cases, 36 deaths Mauritius - 324 cases, 9 deaths Senegal - 314 cases, 2 deaths Occupied Palestinian Territories - 308 cases, 2 deaths Georgia - 306 cases, 3 deaths Montenegro - 288 cases, 4 deaths Vietnam - 267 cases Democratic Republic of Congo - 254 cases, 21 deaths Sri Lanka - 237 cases, 7 deaths Kenya - 225 cases, 10 deaths Venezuela - 197 cases, 9 deaths Guatemala - 180 cases, 5 deaths Paraguay - 161 cases, 8 deaths El Salvador - 159 cases, 6 deaths Mali - 148 cases, 13 deaths Brunei - 136 cases, 1 death Rwanda - 136 cases Cambodia - 122 cases Republic of the Congo - 117 cases, 5 deaths Trinidad and Tobago - 114 cases, 8 deaths Madagascar - 110 cases Jamaica - 105 cases, 5 deaths Monaco - 93 cases, 1 death Tanzania - 88 cases, 4 deaths Ethiopia - 85 cases, 3 deaths Togo - 81 cases, 3 deaths Gabon - 80 cases, 1 death Liechtenstein - 79 cases, 1 death Myanmar - 74 cases, 4 deaths Barbados - 75 cases, 5 deaths Somalia - 80 cases, 6 deaths Liberia - 59 cases, 6 deaths Cape Verde - 56 cases, 1 death Uganda - 55 cases Equatorial Guinea - 51 cases Bahamas - 53 cases, 8 deaths Guyana - 55 cases, 6 deaths Zambia - 48 cases, 2 deaths Guinea-Bissau - 43 cases Haiti - 41 cases, 3 deaths Benin - 35 cases, 1 death Eritrea - 35 cases Libya - 48 cases, 1 death Syria - 33 cases, 2 deaths Sudan - 32 cases, 5 deaths Mongolia - 31 cases Mozambique - 29 cases Antigua and Barbuda - 23 cases, 2 deaths Chad - 23 cases Maldives - 23 cases Angola - 19 cases, 2 deaths Laos - 19 cases Belize - 18 cases, 2 deaths Zimbabwe - 23 cases, 3 deaths Dominica - 16 cases Fiji - 16 cases Malawi - 16 cases, 2 deaths Namibia - 16 cases Nepal - 16 cases Eswatini - 15 cases Saint Lucia - 15 cases Grenada - 14 cases Saint Kitts and Nevis - 14 cases Botswana - 13 cases, 1 death Sierra Leone - 13 cases Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 12 cases Central African Republic - 12 cases Seychelles - 11 cases Suriname - 10 cases, 1 death Gambia - 9 cases, 1 death Nicaragua - 9 cases, 1 death Vatican - 8 cases East Timor - 8 cases Mauritania - 7 cases, 1 death Western Sahara - 6 Bhutan - 5 cases Burundi - 5 cases, 1 death Sao Tome and Principe - 4 cases South Sudan - 4 cases Papua New Guinea - 2 cases Yemen - 1 case

SOURCE: Al Jazeera and news agencies