Coronavirus cases reach over two million worldwide, Trump suspends aid to global health

The Coronavirus continues to spread in the world, with the number of infections reaching nearly two million, with the number of deaths increasing around the world.

The United States occupies the first place with more than 600 thousand cases, followed by Spain, where the number of infections in the past days increased remarkably to record more than 170 thousand infections, while the deaths amounted to more than eighteen thousand, and Italy was angry at its European neighbors, the infections in which reached more than 160 thousand cases, but it ranks second in the number of deaths after America, where it exceeded 21 thousand cases.

France came fourth with injuries exceeding 140 thousand cases, while the number of deaths increased by more than 15 thousand deaths, followed by Germany with more than 130 thousand infections, and deaths exceeded 3 thousand cases, while Britain remained the sixth in the world with a number of infections approaching 94 thousand, but with The number of deaths is relatively high, exceeding 12 thousand cases.

China, the pandemic center, of course, retreated with the number of fewer infections reaching 82,000, while new deaths were not recorded. As for Iran, the peak of the outbreak is still at its height, with about 75,000 infections and more than 4 thousand and 600 deaths.

While Turkey quickly jumped to the list of ten countries most affected with its delay in lockdown measures, to exceed the number of injuries 65 thousand with deaths amounted to 1,400 cases.

The last country in the ranking is Belgium with more than 31,000 infections and more than 4,000 deaths.

In the same context, US President Donald Trump announced yesterday, suspending his country's financial contribution to the budget of the international body that is fighting with others the new Coronavirus.

Trump said he ordered his administration to freeze US funding for global health, accusing it of making mistakes that caused the deaths of thousands.

Trump denounced the organization that provided false information obtained from China, whose virus first appeared on its soil in late 2019.

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