LIVE Coronavirus World Updates: Nearly 2500 people died in US in last 24 hours

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New York, ANI. The corona virus is now ravaging the entire world. Around 38 million people worldwide are infected with the corona virus. At the same time the death toll from corona in the world has crossed 2 lakh 65 thousand. In the US alone, around 2500 people have died in the last 24 hours. According to statistics, a total of 38,15,561 cases have been reported worldwide. At the same time, the number of deaths from corona in the world has increased to 267,469.

Publish Date: Fri, 08 May 2020 09:48 AM (IST)LIVE Coronavirus World Updates: Nearly 2500 people died in US in last 24 hours

LIVE Coronavirus World Updates Around 38 lakh people worldwide have been infected with the corona virus. At the same time, more than 2.67 lakh people have died.

LIVE Coronavirus World Updates:

A case of corona virus came to light in China

A case of corona virus has surfaced in China on May 7, a day before two cases were reported here. The National Health Commission of China has given this information.

Corona virus cases have increased to more than 38 lakh worldwide. According to the latest data provided by the Johns Hopkins University, a total of 38,15,561 cases have been reported worldwide. At the same time, the number of deaths from corona in the world has increased to 267,469.

Lockdown will be removed on 9 May in Pakistan

Pakistan announced on Thursday that it is preparing to slowly pull out of the nationwide lockdown that has been going on since March 9. Prime Minister Imran Khan said that the lockdown has badly affected the workers, small traders and common people. Corona virus cases in Pakistan reached 24,954. Meanwhile, the corona virus death toll rose to 593.

Corona virus continues to wreak havoc in America. According to John Hopkins University, 248 people have died in the United States in the past 24 hours. With this, the death toll has risen to 75,543.

US records 2,448 #coronavirus deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the total toll to 75,543 according to Johns Hopkins University: AFP news agency