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Since countries around the world continue to peel restrictions that have been put in place formitigate propagation COVID-19 global coronaviruses remain on an increase. In fact, the total number of CVIV-19 cases in the world has just reached a high record. However, much of this tip was concentrated in only a few countries.

The World Health Organization (WHO) reported theLarger increase in coronavirus increases Sunday, June 21, with 183,0020 new cases reported in just 24 hours - whose majority have been identified in the Americas. Most of the new cases has been reported by Brazil (54,771,) followed by the United States (36,617) and India (15,413). The total number of cases has onlyoverwhelmed, according to Reuters.

While the United States has seen ademographic andRegions most affected by coronavirus, the country as a whole notes an increase in new cases. However, according toThe New York Time, the overall deaths of coronavirus havefell more than 40%. While the last death victim of the most recent day of Brazil was greater than a thousand, the United States reported less than 600 for the same 24-hour period. According to CNN, "many experts believe that the number of cases [in Brazil] could go beyond the United States and that Brazil could soon become theCountry worst hit by the virus. "

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So, what drives this overall tip into new cases of coronavirus? In a recent press briefing, Executive Director of WHO Health Emergencies,Mike Ryan, says, "Certainly theThe numbers increase Because the epidemic develops in a number of countries populated at a time and throughout the world. "While Ryan acknowledges that part of the increase can be attributed to an increase in tests - especially in India, it does not believe it's aPhenomenon tests. "Ryan said the United States and Brazil should be closely monitored in the coming days to see if the tip becomes a trend. And for some positive new on the pandemic, checkThere is a bit of good news in the middle of all these coronavirus figures.