More than 2.5 million people around the world have been sickened by the coronavirus, and the number is still rising — in some places much more quickly than others.
Our new country maps and charts show how the outbreak has spread in at least 177 countries.
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Our new country maps and charts show how the outbreak has spread in at least 177 countries.
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The rate of new coronavirus cases has slowed in much of western Europe. But the growth rate is still on the rise in several large countries. nyti.ms/3bw5UTe 
A month ago, Italy was the epicenter of the pandemic. But now, the country is emerging from its worst days. Experts say the steady decrease in hospitalizations and deaths in recent weeks is a “trustworthy” trend. nyti.ms/3awF38d
India has taken some of the strictest measures anywhere to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The country has a relatively low number of confirmed cases, but the rate of testing has also been low. nyti.ms/2VLA2TG
New coronavirus cases in Britain have continued to grow in recent weeks, even as they have leveled off or declined in Italy and Spain. But officials have expressed optimism that the rate of growth in cases and deaths is slowing. nyti.ms/2VLzZHu
Brazil’s rate of new cases has continued to rise in recent weeks. President Jair Bolsonaro is one of the few global leaders who has openly railed against lockdown measures to combat the coronavirus. nyti.ms/2S1U4sc
We're tracking the coronavirus around the world, as many countries are currently experiencing a rapid rise in new cases even as the rate of growth has slowed in others.
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