Indonesia's Total COVID-19 Cases Rank Fourth Highest in Asia

Cindy Mutia Annur 05/12/2021 08:07 WIB

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Globally, Asia accounts for 31.06 percent of total cases worldwide. India has the highest number of cases in Asia.

Top 10 Countries with the Highest Total Cases in Asia

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Top 10 Countries with the Highest Total Cases in Asia

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By Sunday, December 5, 2021, the total number of coronavirus Covid-19 cases in Indonesia reached 4.26 million. With this number, Worldometer ranks Indonesia's case count as the 4th highest in Asia. This ranking has remained unchanged for the past week.

Globally, Asia accounts for 31.06 percent of the total cases worldwide.

Meanwhile, India has the highest total number of cases in Asia, recording 34.63 million cases. Turkey is second with 8.88 million cases.

Iran is in third place with 6.13 million cases. The Philippines recorded 2.83 million cases, and Malaysia 2.65 million.

In Southeast Asia, Indonesia ranks first. Following in descending order are Thailand with 2.14 million cases (4th place), Myanmar with 524,120 cases (6th place), Singapore with 268,660 cases (7th place), Cambodia with 120,230 cases (8th place), and Laos with 78,470 cases (9th place).

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