COVID-19: US tops 6 million cases

August 31, 2020 22:31

The United States of America's caseload has exceeded six million, according to Johns Hopkins university.

The researchers have been keeping track of the viruss spread using both official releases and media reports.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which has not yet released Mondays data, acknowledges has confirmed 5,934,824 cases.

The US is the worlds worst-affected country, with more than two million more cases than the next worst: Brazil.

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