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 346,600 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while some 5.5 million infections have been confirmed in at least 188 countries and territories. More than 2.2 million people have recovered to date.

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

United States - 1,662,768 cases, 98,223 deaths Brazil - 374,898 cases, 23,473 deaths Russia - 362,342 cases, 3,807 deaths United Kingdom - 262,547 cases, 36,996 deaths Spain - 235,400 cases, 26,834 deaths Italy - 230,158 cases, 32,877 deaths France - 183,067 cases, 28,460 deaths Germany - 180,802 cases, 8,323 deaths Turkey - 157,814 cases, 4,369 deaths India - 146,208 cases, 4,187 deaths  Iran - 137,724 cases, 7,451 deaths Peru - 123,979 cases, 3,629 deaths Canada - 87,122 cases, 6,655 deaths China - 84,102 cases, 4,638 deaths Saudi Arabia - 74,795 cases, 399 deaths Chile - 73,997 cases, 761 deaths  Mexico - 71,105 cases, 7,633 deaths Pakistan - 57,705 cases, 1,197 deaths Belgium - 57,455 cases, 9,334 deaths Netherlands - 45,647 cases, 5,849 deaths Qatar - 45,465 cases, 26 deaths Ecuador - 37,355 cases, 3,203 deaths Belarus - 37,144 cases, 204 deaths Bangladesh - 36,751 cases, 522 deaths  Sweden - 33,843 cases, 4,029 deaths Singapore - 32,343 cases, 23 deaths Portugal - 30,788 cases, 1,330 deaths  Switzerland - 30,746 cases, 1,913 deaths United Arab Emirates - 30,307 cases, 248 deaths Ireland - 24,698 cases, 1,606 deaths South Africa - 23,615 cases, 481 deaths  Indonesia - 23,165 cases, 1,418 deaths Colombia - 21,981 cases, 750 deaths Kuwait - 21,967 cases, 165 deaths  Poland - 21,867 cases, 1,013 deaths Ukraine - 21,584 cases, 644 deaths Romania - 18,283 cases, 1,210 deaths Egypt - 17,967 cases, 783 deaths Israel - 16,743 cases, 281 deaths Japan - 16,581 cases, 830 deaths Austria - 16,557 cases, 643 deaths  Dominican Republic - 15,073 cases, 460 deaths Philippines - 14,669 cases, 886 deaths Argentina - 12,628 cases, 467 deaths Afghanistan - 11,831 cases, 220 deaths Denmark - 11,586 cases, 563 deaths South Korea - 11,225 cases, 269 deaths Serbia - 11,193 cases, 239 deaths  Panama - 11,183 cases, 310 deaths Bahrain - 9,171 cases, 14 deaths  Czech Republic - 9,002 cases, 317 deaths Kazakhstan - 8,969 cases, 35 deaths Algeria - 8,503 cases, 609 deaths Norway - 8,364 cases, 235 deaths Oman - 7,770 cases, 37 deaths  Malaysia - 7,604 cases, 115 deaths  Morocco - 7,532 cases, 202 deaths Armenia - 7,402 cases, 91 deaths Moldova - 7,147 cases, 261 deaths  Australia - 7,133 cases, 102 deaths Nigeria - 7,839 cases, 226 deaths Ghana - 6,808 cases, 32 deaths Bolivia - 6,660 cases, 261 deaths Finland - 6,628 cases, 308 deaths  Cameroon - 5,044 cases, 171 deaths Iraq - 4,632 cases, 163 deaths Azerbaijan - 4,271 cases, 51 deaths Honduras - 4,189 cases, 182 deaths   Luxembourg - 3,993 cases, 110 deaths Sudan - 3,976 cases, 170 deaths Hungary - 3,771 cases, 499 deaths Guatemala - 3,760 cases, 59 deaths Guinea - 3,275 cases, 20 deaths Uzbekistan - 3,261 cases, 13 deaths Senegal - 3,130 cases, 36 deaths  Tajikistan - 3,100 cases, 46 deaths Thailand - 3,045 cases, 57 deaths Greece - 2,882 cases, 172 deaths Djibouti - 2,468 cases, 14 deaths  Bulgaria - 2,433 cases, 130 deaths Ivory Coast - 2,423 cases, 30 deaths  Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2,406 cases, 146 deaths Democratic Republic of the Congo - 2,403 cases, 68 deaths Croatia - 2,244 cases, 100 deaths Gabon - 2,135 cases, 14 deaths El Salvador - 2,042 cases, 36 deaths North Macedonia - 1,999 cases, 113 deaths Cuba - 1,947 cases, 82 deaths Estonia - 1,834 cases, 65 deaths  Iceland - 1,804 cases, 10 deaths Somalia - 1,689 cases, 66 deaths Lithuania - 1,639 cases, 65 deaths Slovakia - 1,513 cases, 28 deaths New Zealand - 1,504 cases, 21 deaths Slovenia - 1,469 cases, 107 deaths Kyrgyzstan - 1,468 cases, 16 deaths Maldives - 1,395 cases, 4 deaths Kenya - 1,286 cases, 52 deaths  Sri Lanka - 1,182 cases, 10 deaths Guinea-Bissau - 1,178 cases, 7 deaths Venezuela - 1,177 cases, 10 deaths Lebanon - 1,119 cases, 26 deaths Haiti - 1,063 cases, 31 deaths  Mali - 1,059 cases, 67 deaths Latvia - 1,053 cases, 22 deaths Tunisia - 1,051 cases, 48 deaths Kosovo - 1,032 cases, 29 deaths  Albania - 1,004 cases, 32 deaths Equatorial Guinea - 960 cases, 11 deaths  Niger - 945 cases, 61 deaths Cyprus - 935 cases, 17 deaths  Zambia - 920 cases, 7 deaths  Costa Rica - 930 cases, 10 deaths Paraguay - 862 cases, 11 deaths Burkina Faso - 814 cases, 52 deaths Uruguay - 769 cases, 22 deaths Andorra - 762 cases, 51 deaths Georgia - 731 cases, 12 deaths Jordan - 708 cases, 9 deaths Sierra Leone - 707 cases, 40 deaths  Chad - 675 cases, 60 deaths San Marino - 665 cases, 42 deaths South Sudan - 655 cases, 8 deaths Malta - 611 cases, 6 deaths Nepal - 682 cases, 4 deaths Ethiopia - 655 cases, 5 deaths  Central African Republic - 604 cases, 1 death  Jamaica - 552 cases, 9 deaths Madagascar - 542 cases, 2 deaths   Tanzania - 509 cases, 21 deaths Republic of the Congo - 487 cases, 16 deaths Taiwan - 441 cases, 7 deaths  Occupied Palestinian territories - 423 cases, 3 deaths  Togo - 381 cases, 12 deaths Cape Verde - 380 cases, 3 deaths  Mauritius - 334 cases, 10 deaths Rwanda - 327 cases Vietnam - 326 cases Montenegro - 324 cases, 9 deaths Nicaragua - 279 cases, 17 deaths  Liberia - 265 cases, 26 deaths Sao Tome and Principe - 251 cases, 8 deaths Eswatini - 250 cases, 2 deaths Mauritania - 237 cases, 6 deaths  Yemen - 222 cases, 42 deaths Myanmar - 201 cases, 6 deaths Uganda - 212 cases Mozambique - 194 cases Brunei - 141 cases, 1 death Mongolia - 141 cases Benin - 191 cases, 3 deaths Guyana - 135 cases, 10 deaths Cambodia - 124 cases Trinidad and Tobago - 116 cases, 8 deaths Bahamas - 100 cases, 11 deaths Monaco - 98 cases, 4 deaths Barbados - 92 cases, 7 deaths Liechtenstein - 82 cases, 1 death Malawi - 83 cases, 4 deaths Comoros - 87 cases, 1 death Libya - 75 cases, 3 deaths Syria - 106 cases, 4 deaths  Angola - 69 cases, 4 death Zimbabwe - 56 cases, 4 deaths Burundi - 42 cases, 1 death Eritrea - 39 cases Botswana - 35 cases, 1 death Antigua and Barbuda - 25 cases, 3 deaths Gambia - 25 cases, 1 death Bhutan - 27 cases East Timor - 24 cases Grenada - 22 cases Namibia - 21 cases  Laos - 19 cases Belize - 18 cases, 2 deaths Fiji - 18 cases Saint Lucia - 18 cases Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 18 cases Dominica - 16 cases Saint Kitts and Nevis - 15 cases Vatican - 12 cases Seychelles - 11 cases Suriname - 11 cases, 1 death Papua New Guinea - 8 cases Western Sahara - 9 cases Lesotho - 2 cases

SOURCE: Al Jazeera and news agencies