Highest Concentration of COVID-19 Cases in Developed Countries

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Dwi Hadya Jayani 13/04/2020 13:34 WIB

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The highest concentration of COVID-19 cases is found in high-income or developed countries.

Distribution of COVID-19 Cases by World Bank Country Group (April 12, 2020)

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Distribution of COVID-19 Cases by World Bank Country Group (April 12, 2020)

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The spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19) is increasingly widespread. The World Food Programme, in its Hunger Map LIVE, identifies the spread based on four country groups in the world according to the World Bank's classification. The highest spread is in high-income or developed countries, reaching 80.8% of the total Covid-19 cases worldwide as of April 12, 2020. Furthermore, the death toll in developed countries is also the highest compared to other country groups, reaching 99,543 people.

The next highest spread is in upper-middle-income countries, with 312,199 cases and 12,734 deaths. For information, the World Bank categorizes countries based on their per capita income. High-income countries have a per capita income of US$12,375, upper-middle-income countries US$3,996-12,375, lower-middle-income countries US$1,026-3,995, and low-income countries < US$1,026.

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