Deaths in New York doubled to 9/11, killing 88,505 in the world (Total Cases 1,518,773 | Recovered 330,589)

In the United States, New York, the country most affected by the Corona virus, has more than doubled the number of deaths in the 9/11 attacks.

It is noteworthy that the 9/11 attacks killed more than 277 people in New York, and the Corona virus killed more than 62 hundred people in New York.

New York Governor Andy Kumo says New York citizens are in deep sorrow and flag mourners will be in mourning for the dead.

According to the French news agency AFP, the total number of casualties in the United States has increased to 14,802, which is higher than Spain, which is 14,792.

The number of victims in the United States has reached four and a half million.

According to data from the American University of Johns Hopkins on Thursday, the number of victims worldwide is more than 1.5 million 18 thousand and more than 88 thousand people have been killed.

The highest death toll from the Corona virus was recorded in Italy, where the total number of deaths was 17,669, with 139,422 patients.

Spain ranks second in terms of virus deaths, where the outbreak killed 14,792 people.

In France, the epidemic has so far killed 10,869 people, while the number of affected people is more than 112,950.

The death toll has risen to over 7,097 in the UK and 60,733 patients. British officials say Prime Minister Boris Johnson's condition in London is getting out of danger and he is receiving oxygen at the hospital and not on a ventilator.

China's National Health Commission said two deaths were reported Wednesday in the province of Hubei. The Corona virus epidemic is located in the same province of Wuhan city. Remember that the day before Wuhan ended a three-month long lockdown. There were also 63 new victims confirmed, 61 of whom came from abroad while 56 were victims who did not show symptoms.

So far, there are 81,928 certified victims of the virus in China.

The US president, on the other hand, has said that he would consider terminating WHO assistance, while World Health Organization chief Dr. Tedros Adhanom responded to the US president's statement, saying, "We are closer to every nation. Yes, we are color-blind. '

The Saudi military coalition, which has been fighting against Houthi rebels in Yemen, announced a two-week ceasefire Thursday to combat the Corona virus. The unilateral declaration of ceasefire has come at a time when conflicts between the parties are intensifying. According to AFP, the United Nations has called for a ceasefire a few days ago, so that the poorest country in the Arab world I can save the citizens from the Corona epidemic.