Global infections from the novel coronavirus have as the played out unevenly across the planet, with China eager to declare a victory, Europe tentatively emerging from its shell, and deaths still rising in

The grim milestone is still only a fraction of the true number of infections from a virus that has claimed more than 514,697 lives in its whirl around the globe, according to official sources.

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And while many hard-hit European countries have significantly curbed the rise of cases, Latin America has been in the grip of an infection surge.

In this vein, on May 15 as the Latin American country struggles to cope with soaring numbers of infections.

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On May 21, Mexico joined the 10 countries with the highest COVID-19 death tolls, according to the .

As of July 4 , the United States has registered 129,654 fatalities, followed by Brazil with 63,174, and the United Kingdom with 44,283 COVID-19 related deaths.

Meanwhile, Italy has 34,854 COVID-19 related deaths to date while Mexico has 30,366 fatalities.

has 29,896 fatalities, followed by Spain with 28,385 COVID-19 related deaths, India with 18,655 deaths, Iran with 11,408, and Peru with 10,412.

The ten countries with the highest COVID-19 death tolls

 

United States129,654 COVID-19 related deaths
Brazil63,174 COVID-19 related deaths
United Kingdom44,283 COVID-19 related deaths
Italy34,854COVID-19 related deaths
Mexico30,366 COVID-19 related deaths
France29,896 COVID-19 related deaths
Spain28,385 COVID-19 related deaths
India18,655 COVID-19 related deaths
Iran11,408 COVID-19 related deaths
Peru10,412 COVID-19 related deaths

In spite of the projections, Mexico’s lockdown will be between May 17 and June 1 depending on how the pandemic has affected each municipality, although elders and other vulnerable groups from all over the country are urged to stay home.

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