The world recorded more than 10.3 million cases and more than 507,000 deaths due to nCoV, the epidemic situation in the Americas continues to be complicated.

213 countries and territories recorded 10,389,779 cases and 507,370 deaths from nCoV, up 160,749 and 3,385 respectively over the past 24 hours.

The US, the largest epidemic region in the world, reported 2,675,135 cases and 128,752 deaths, up 42,693 and 340 respectively in 24 hours.

The spike in infections has forced many states to postpone or reverse plans to ease blockades and reopen them.

Brazil, the second largest epidemic in the world, reported 22,941 more cases and 656 deaths, bringing the total to 1,368,195 and 58,314, respectively.

Despite the continued rise of new cases and deaths from nCoV, many states in Brazil are pushing for a plan to reopen the economy after months of imposing blockades.

Many other Latin American countries are also struggling with the pandemic.

Mexico ranked 11th with 216,852 cases and 26,648 deaths after recording 4,050 and 267 more cases, respectively.

Russia, the third largest epidemic in the world, recorded 93 more deaths, bringing the total death toll to 9,166.

He reported an additional 814 infections and 25 deaths, bringing the total to 311,965 and 43,575, respectively.

Spain recorded an additional 200 cases and 3 deaths, bringing the total to 296,050 and 28,346 respectively.

Italy recorded 126 more cases and 6 deaths, bringing the total to 240,436 and 34,744, respectively.

Germany reported 528 more cases, bringing the total number of infected people to 195,392, the number of deaths was 9,041, an increase of 12 cases compared to yesterday.

In the Middle East, Iran recorded 2,536 more cases, bringing the total to 225,205, of which 10,670 died, an increase of 162 cases compared to the previous day.

Supreme spiritual leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei yesterday expressed concern about the death toll, urging government officials to wear masks to set an example for young people.

Saudi Arabia recorded an additional 3,943 infections and 48 deaths, bringing the total to 186,436 and 1,599, respectively.

India is the largest epidemic region in Asia and the fourth largest in the world with 567,536 cases, and 16,904 deaths, up 18,339 and 417 respectively. Although the number of new cases is increasing daily, India has allowed the store

China has not released figures.

In Southeast Asia, Indonesia was the largest epidemic area in the region with 55,092 cases, an increase of 1,082 cases compared to yesterday, of which 2,805 died, an increase of 51 cases.

Singapore recorded 43,661 cases, up 202, of which 26 died.

Since the beginning of June, schools have been back in operation.

Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and East Timor are regional countries that have not recorded deaths due to nCoV.

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has warned that the pandemic has not shown signs of slowing down.

Updated: 2:21, 25/6 | Source: WorldOMeters