Coronavirus in Saint Martin today – latest statistics and news of in Saint Martin

Cases 383
Deaths 8
Recovered 273
Critical 11
Active cases 102
Tests 3834
Mortality 2.09%about 21 people per 1000 infected

* according to 01.10.2020 15:54

In Saint Martin there are 0%, 383 people, of all the tested coronavirus cases in the world. Of these 11 people were in serious or critical condition, 8 deaths, 273 recovered, according to the latest data, 102 people are ill

According to October 1, 2020, a total of 34,208,056 people were infected in the world, 25,460,611 recovered, 1,019,632 died, 7,727,813 people are now ill

How many cases coronavirus in Saint Martin

The graph shows the stats of patients with coronavirus in the region, you can follow the daily changes, including deaths and recoveries. Remember that some countries provide data for yesterday, that is, the chart will not show cases on this day, but for the previous one. The yellow line shows current patients in Saint Martin, this is an important parameter to determine whether the disease is on the decline or vice versa

in 1.43 timesin Saint Martin ⇣ lower mortality, then in other countries

21 peopleon average die in Saint Martin per 1000 infected.
In other countries, 30 people

At the moment, mortality worldwide is 2.98%. However, most of these are elderly and people with chronic diseases. It is they who are called upon to protect from the disease in the first place, but in order to do this, all other people also should not be carriers and treats their health with great responsibility

How many people became infected, recovered, and died in Saint Martin from a coronavirus by day

In this chart, you can track the changes by day. Values are shown either that occurred on that day, or sent on that day from the previous one. More detailed numbers can be seen in the table below.

Statistics in the table on infected in Saint Martin by days

This table shows the dynamics of active infections, the decline and decrease daily. It should be borne in mind that the numbers indicated by day do not always mean what happened on that day, it only shows confirmed values on this date, and the event itself could be yesterday or even earlier. The columns indicate the total number of cases since the statistics were taken, plus changes with past data.

Date	Cases	Deaths	Летальность	Recovered	Active cases	Tests
Oct 1, 2020	383	8	—	273	—102	3834
Sep 27, 2020	383⁺¹⁶+4%	8	—	273	▲102⁺¹⁶	3834
Sep 23, 2020	367⁺³⁷+11%	8⁺²+33%	2.33%	273⁺⁶⁷+33%	▼86^-32	3834⁺⁸⁶⁶
Sep 14, 2020	330⁺⁷⁴+29%	6	—	206⁺⁹⁹+93%	▼118^-25	2968
Sep 9, 2020	256⁺¹⁷+7%	6	—	107⁺²⁸+35%	▼143^-11	2968
Sep 3, 2020	239⁺²⁶+12%	6⁺¹+20%	0.65%	79	▲154⁺²⁵	2968⁺²¹²
Aug 28, 2020	213⁺¹⁵+8%	5	—	79⁺²⁷+52%	▼129^-12	2756
Aug 25, 2020	198⁺²²+13%	5	—	52	▲141⁺²²	2756⁺³⁰⁷
Aug 21, 2020	176⁺⁵⁵+45%	5	—	52⁺³+6%	▲119⁺⁵²	2449
Aug 17, 2020	121⁺¹²+11%	5⁺¹+25%	1.49%	49	▲67⁺¹¹	2449⁺¹²⁸

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* "0" or "-" may mean that no data

The dynamics of recoveries and deaths from coronavirus in Saint Martin by days

Saint Martin and other countries in compared to October 1, 2020

Coronavirus is the hardest test for the whole world. He appeared in China in the city of Wuhan, Hubei Province in December 2019. But in February 2020, China said that the virus was almost defeated on the territory of the country, at the time the sick people were declared sick, there were more than 80,000 people who were infected all the time, who were tested.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced a pandemic worldwide, and on March 13 announced that Europe has become a center of coronavirus infection. The official names for the virus are: SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, or 2019-nCoV. One of the very first affected countries was Italy, with a mortality rate of over 10%

Charts and tables with data on infected people are built on the basis of data from various sources, such as: Johns Hopkins University, Worldometer, Стопкоронавирус.рф

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