An-Najah News - Nablus - The Qatari Ministry of Health announced today, Thursday, that it recorded 845 new cases of coronavirus during the past 24 hours, in continuation of the accelerated pace of the spread of the disease in the country during the last days.

In the latest statistics published by the Qatari Ministry of Health, it reported that the total number of infections recorded in the country during the past day increased by 845 new cases, totalizing the number of infections to 13409, including 12027 cases that are considered active and currently under treatment. The number of new cases is declining, as it reached 957 cases in Monday, Tuesday 677, and Wednesday 643.

The ministry stated that there were no new deaths caused by the Corona virus in Qatar during the past day, which keeps the number of deaths due to corona on 10. While 129 new cases of recovery were recorded, bringing the number of people recovering from coronavirus to 1372 people.

An-Najah News - The last statistics that were made on the pandemic's outbreak shows that the number of cases spiked to 3,221,617 cases with 228,263 died all over the world, with 1,005,229 recoveries since the start of the pandemic in China on December 2019.  

The Chinses authorities announced that no new deaths by the virus were recorded on their land till this moment, while 4 new cases were confirmed during the last 24 hours and all of them were outside China. 

In the US, more than 2500 cases died in the last 24 hours but the number still less than that of Tuesday's, according to Johns Hopkins university. 

Meanwhile in Germany, the Robert Koch institute announced that the death toll spiked to 6288 and the total number of infections is 159119. 

The UK ranked the third place in the number oof deaths after the US and Italy. This was due to counting the deaths in the nursing homes, according to the health authorities. As the deaths exceeded 26 thousand, while the deaths toll in Italy is 27,682. 

The Ministry of Health in south Africa also announced that the cases exceeded 5,000.