Global Covid-19 Deaths Surpass Two Million, Indonesia Ranked 17th

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Yosepha Pusparisa 18/01/2021 12:53 WIB

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Indonesia still leads the world in the highest number of Covid-19 deaths. The disease claimed 407,202 lives, or 1.7% of total cases. Brazil follows, having lost 209,868 lives.

Global Covid-19 Death Toll (January 18th, 8:51 WIB)

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Global Covid-19 Death Toll (January 18th, 8:51 WIB)

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Based on the latest data on Monday, January 18, 2021, at 08:51 WIB, COVID-19 has claimed the lives of more than two million people globally. However, several experts believe the death toll is higher than recorded. This is because several countries still lack sufficient COVID-19 testing.

The United States (US) not only has the highest total number of cases but also leads the world in COVID-19 deaths. Based on the latest data on Monday, January 18, 2021, at 08:51 WIB, the disease has claimed 407,202 lives, or 1.7% of the total cases in the US.

Meanwhile, Indonesia is among the countries with the highest COVID-19 death toll, ranking 17th with 25,987 deaths. This figure is equivalent to 2.9% of the total national cases.

The government continues to urge the public not to tire of adhering to health protocols. People need to wash their hands with soap and running water, maintain physical distancing, and wear masks. In addition, everyone is urged to reduce mobility and avoid crowds.

[Read: COVID-19 Cases Increase by 11,287 (Sunday, January 17)]

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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